This week, it confirmed the worst, essentially designating Mr. Pérez's turf an emotional disaster area.
In a way, the concert followed suit, essentially designating New Orleans's music as Armstrong's music.
Maybe Manager Terry Francona is already fatigued by the attention being given to Beckett's uncertain situation because he essentially designated Lester as the new Beckett on Monday.
Abraham Lincoln essentially designated Omaha Council Bluffs the eastern terminus of the first transcontinental railroad, which, when completed in 1869, placed Omaha at the eastern end of the country's first rail link to the West and enhanced its stature as an emerging urban centre.
In both letter and number suffixes, the period functions essentially to designate a branchpoint in a phylogenetic tree: H2A.Z, H2A.Y and H2A.1 represent different branches of the H2A family.
The Galaxy's designated players essentially ran all over Chivas' defense and put the game away as soon as they scored the first goal early in the first half.
Set in a striking steampunk world, where gunpowder has been banned, it features three factions fighting each other in designated war-zones (essentially, a fancy name for enclosed levels).
As outpatient treatment is usually recompensed at a lower tariff than day case treatment, many providers choose to provide essentially the same service and designate it as the latter rather than as the former.
Letter suffixes function essentially the same as prefixes in designating structurally distinct variants, except that they need not characterize a high-level clade.
The Henderson and Gillespie text's 1969 edition was thus on firm ground in retaining AN within Hysteria, although that group's larger classification, "essentially a clinical one", was now designated as anxiety neuroses.
