The Council of Ephesus (431) raised that designation to a dogmatic standard.
After his simultaneous designation to these important functions, many in the international circles considered De Mello, as a likely and natural successor to Kofi Annan.
It's become customary to suppose that a measure of discrimination is built into whiteness itself, a racial category that has often functioned as a purely negative designation: to be white in America is to be not nonwhite, which is why it was possible, in 1961, for a white woman from Kansas living in Hawaii to give birth to a black baby.
Consider adding a WR designation to your course.
It's a hard designation to lose.
In 1957 plans to add an Interstate Highway designation to the bridge were formed, with the Interstate 70 designation added by 1966.
The designation assigned to a given putative antimicrobial system represents the designation associated with the previously annotated system that showed the highest similarity to the query sequence, or the designation predicted by Bagel3.
But if we model sense by a function from states to designations, the functions would be the same, mapping each state to 5. If it is necessary truth that is at issue, there is no problem; we certainly want that \(1 + 4 = 2 + 3\) is a necessary truth.
In all land-use designations, at any one point, fire-proneness may be seen as a function of exposure to ignition sources (embers, burning brands or flame radiation and flame contact) and the ease of ignition.
One may wish to use a consensus of all of these functional designations to group rare variants, or even use continuous information from the protein coding function algorithms.
There are a wide range of organizational mechanisms that may be used to foster and manage these efforts, such as corporate steering committees, the designation of an executive function focused on cross-unit operations, and the rotation of executives across different units (Chandler 1991).
