One can of course escape the conflict between the plan documents (which require making payments to the named beneficiary) and the statute (which requires making payments to someone else) by calling the statute an invalidation of the designation of the named beneficiary, and by observing that the plan documents are silent on whether invalidation is to occur upon divorce.
Designation of clone names with C, W, and CP (deposited in the DDBJ/Genbank) corresponds to the clones belonging to the UTC, BSD and CP libraries, respectively.
Designation of clone names with FS, CA, WA, and CPA (deposited in the DDBJ/Genbank) corresponds to the clones belonging to the Pre-treatment, UTC-Spinach, BSD-Spinach, and CP-Spinach clone libraries, respectively.
This objection assumes that the domain of quantification varies from world to world and that individuals that serve as the designation of ordinary names are genuine contingent existents, which some may deny.
If principle III is to be followed, as well as fairness to the investigators, both van der Meer and Brug and Vanek hold priority over Jírovec, assuming the designation of the species name should be based on the name of the first person to discover P. carinii in humans.
Designation of famous people names, the identification of 30 famous faces and their corresponding name permits an examination of the semantic brain area and can identify a possible clinical syndrome of prosopagnosia.
While there had been a steady increase in the number of PubMed references across all time points, earlier releases were essentially marked by an increased association of cDNAs-to-genes and the designation of official gene names and symbols.
An example of recommended designation of gene locus, full name, and allele is shown in Table 3.
"It was frustrating that the Whitbread [Book Awards] had to transform into the Costa, for example, because these new designations always involve a dilution of name recognition," she told the BBC.
The rigid designation of simple, directly referring names and kind terms is often explained in terms of their having an indexical character.
aOur designation of gene and protein names is based on the Zebrafish Nomenclature Guidelines [ 59]; fish: shh/Shh, human: SHH/SHH, mouse: Shh/SHH (gene/protein).
