Sentence examples for designation that appears from inspiring English sources
But it's a lazy designation that appears to be less meaningful on this album than the last, which at least engaged directly with substance abuse.
In their filing with the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms they propose creation of a new American Viticultural Area called, simply, Long Island, a designation that would appear on bottles.
Just as the Corvette itself revives an old nameplate with Stingray, so does the engine, which is badged "LT1", a designation that first appeared in 1970 and was last seen in the 1998 Corvette.
The GMS designation means that Waze can join the likes of Google Maps, Hangouts and Google Drive, to name just a few, as something that appears on Android devices as soon as users power them on.
Gone is the numerical designation that's been with the iPhone for the last four generations.
Only persons who believed in the consubstantiality of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit were henceforth to be considered Catholic Christians, a designation that here appears for the first time in a document.
That hacker was tracked frequently using a password that appeared to be based on his military unit's designation.
For this reason, a subset of samples that appeared homozygous at locus Ppro118 were amplified again to verify allele designations and to minimize the likelihood of large allele dropout.
Floaters that appear suddenly.
