Sentence examples for designations based on from inspiring English sources
For general descriptive purposes, soil horizons are commonly given abbreviated designations based on their location in the soil profile and on their composition.
Associate and naturalized citizens were second and third-class designations, based on the assumption that "races" had permanent characteristics and others were inferior to the Bamar.
At the same time I venture to believe that when such a survey is made, not too many of the structure designations based on the 200-meter squares will have to be changed.
Other areas have nicknames or popular designations based on abbreviations or mangling of the Māori name.
Chen acknowledged that three previous administrations had repeatedly extended TPS designations based on dangerous conditions in the countries.
A combination of subtype designations based on sequence data obtained from two or more gene loci.
There are three methods for SNP calling for the Illumina Infinium array: relative to the reference (also known as customer), the design (also known as Illumina) or the TOP strand (a designation based on the polymorphism itself and its flanking sequence).
For each of the five consensus trees, prior information on variety group designation (based on SSR or isozyme classification) was used to define assignment to one of the five groups – indica, aus/boro, basmati/sadri, japonica (tropical or temperate).
She had been declared a middle-grade moron — a technical designation, based on I.Q., that placed her relatively high on the intelligence scale, above the "idiot" and "imbecile" classifications and just below normal.
Officers complain that prosecutors can throw around the "Brady cop" designation based on their own hunches, without relying on competent evidence, and without giving the officer a chance to defend himself from the Brady label.
The prosecutor can make the Brady designation based on rumor or shaky evidence, and he does not need to give the officer a chance to contest the Brady allegations on the front end or to appeal a negative Brady decision on the back end.
