Sentence examples for designations given from inspiring English sources

For the further classification of soils more precise technical concepts are necessary than the simple layer designations given above.

The length designations given the jumps don't refer to their height, but rather to an approximation of the maximum distance a jumper might safely travel off the jump.

The Numic peoples called themselves "Numa," "Nungwu," or "Numu," meaning "people" or "human beings"; the various tribal names such as Paiute and Shoshone were designations given them by other tribes.

Environmental Sanitation Institute (Ahmedabad), Habitat for Humanity India, and Innovations Unlimited, Gurgaon Source: Adapted from the Tata Housing Imprints - Sustainability Report: 2013 14, 2014; Mitra, 2015c aScheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs) are official designations given to various groups of historically disadvantaged people in India.

All will play Toronto after showing at the Telluride Film Festival, according to the premiere designations given them by TIFF.

"Genotype" refers to designations given in this paper.

His past is murky enough that the United States Treasury Department's official terrorist designations give two birth dates for him, making him either 56 or 60.

Traditional pastoralist land use practices and designations give northern Tanzania much of its wild or wilderness character, which in turn is a central reason why this landscape both supports wildlife and attracts foreign tourists to the degree that it does.

Part scooter, part microcar, the Renault Twizy was presented this month with the Red Dot award for product design, a prestigious designation given annually to a single product, be it a chair, mobile phone, lamp or motorcycle.

Still, the Indian government considers it a "non-governmental organization," or NGO, the same designation given to charities.

And company officials thought Enbrel could be approved as an "orphan drug," a lucrative designation given to treatments for rare diseases.