Cf. Art. 9, id., at 86 (discussing "the right of any of the Contracting Parties to fix the designation of consular officers" (emphasis added)); Art.
Once the designations of "Hesperus" and "Phosphorus" are fixed as it happens they both name the planet Venus that designation is fixed across possible worlds and so they are rigid designators.
Still, at least one mystery of roof nomenclature remains unresolved: how sunroof came to mean a skylight that opens and moonroof became the designation for a fixed one.
When the modern constellation boundaries were fixed in 1930, the latter designation dropped from use.
In the case of ellipsis and anaphoric (and cataphoric) pronouns the designation is determined, or at least constrained, by the linguistic context of the utterance, while the designation of deictic demonstratives is fixed by contextual extralinguistic facts.
If council members exempt nonprofits and churches from the commercial designation, it would reduce the number of neighborhood walkways fixed each year, Santana said.
a = fixed root age; b = Clades A and C refer to clade designations given in Figure 1; c = fixed substitution rate (see text for details); d = inferred substitution rate.
Necessary adjustments were made by entering age, sex, twin designation (T1 or T2, to account for nonindependence), batch, and CpG unit as fixed effects.
Because large numbers of observations must be dropped when community-level cluster fixed effects are added, a greater number of observations can be retained when larger sub-governorate geographic units are substituted for smaller cluster designations.
Mr. Obama deflated expectations that he would announce Cuba was being removed from the American government's list of nations that sponsor terror — a designation that many regional leaders find baffling — or fix a date for the reopening of embassies.
The majority of plants fix CO2 directly into RuBP, and their first stable product is the three-carbon acid PGA hence the designation C3.
