Sentence examples for designations such as from inspiring English sources
The latter function was later rendered by another group of structures especially designed for that purpose and given different designations such as quay wall, pier, and wharf.
Other designations, such as Erythraean and Lisramic, have gained little acceptance.
It's a name which conjures images of wilderness where time is oblivious to the protocols of place names or designations such as World Heritage Site.
Other designations, such as coking coal and steam coal, have been applied to coals, but they tend to differ from country to country (see illustration).
It is argued, finally, that other designations, such as areas of outstanding natural beauty, national parks and sites of special scientific interest do some of the job of protecting what is really important about the countryside, which makes green belts less vital.
In the United Kingdom and other countries of the European Union, Australia, and Canada, lobbyists are becoming increasingly important (they are usually known by other designations such as political consultants or government-affairs or public-affairs representatives), and there also has been more use of the media and increased campaign contributions.
3. Information of study designation such as: sample size per group, study design, randomization scheme, inclusion criteria, and type of end point used.
The result is a straightforward designation such as "novel coronavirus respiratory syndrome" (although that one comes close to violating the pronounceability rule).
State listings can have similar benefits to federal designation, such as granting qualification and tax incentives.
Equipment includes external sensor pods for reconnaissance and target designation, such as Rafael's LITENING targeting pod, Saab's Modular Reconnaissance Pod System, or Thales' Digital Joint Reconnaissance Pod.
