Sentence examples for general designation from inspiring English sources

Proteins are generally modular in nature where each module or domain is a general designation for recurrent protein fragments with distinct structure, function and/or evolutionary history with autonomous folding and function retaining capability [ 2, 3].

Comic opera, also called Light Opera, general designation for musical plays with light subject matter and happy endings.

Naxalite, general designation given to several Maoist-oriented and militant insurgent and separatist groups that have operated intermittently in India since the mid-1960s.

I knew little about it, beyond its address and its general designation as a bistro, which is often the default description of any small quasi-French haunt without a trailblazing menu or state-of-the-art design.

With the halogens (X being a general designation for a halogen fluorine, chlorine, bromine, or iodine), compounds are known that can be represented as MX5 (meaning a molecule consisting of one atom of an actinoid with five atoms of a halide) and MX6, as well as complexes of the type having the molecular formulas MX6−, MX72−, and MX83− for the +5 states and MX7− and MX82− for the +6 states.

HCA is the general designation of methods for grouping samples characterized by data vectors or matrices, eventually forming clusters.

It appeared that repeating a limited number of three challenge tests with three different batches (or manufacturers) and with different initial physiological states seems often necessary and adequate to accurately assess the variability of the behavior of L. monocytogenes in a specific food produced by a given manufacturer (or for a more general food designation).

Determine if the general plan designations will coincide with how you want to use your Colorado property.

Thompson, whose role as director general also carried the designation "editor in chief", made his first statement about the scandal to the New York Times on 13 October.

On 5 August the NT government gazette revealed all 23 would become "general reserve" land, a designation which is usually used to protect areas from potential threats but which is open to other applications, including a mineral authority.

Putnam (1975a) thereby extends the notion of rigid designation to general terms, since (a) the same kind relation is a cross-world relation, and (b) it is anchored to a specific, actual world sample.