Sentence examples for in its designation from inspiring English sources
Rockefeller Center bought 600 Fifth in 1963; the Landmarks Commission portrays it in its designation report as "the last addition to the Rockefeller Center complex".
In its designation report, the commission called the building "one of New York's premier post-World-War-II-era skyscrapers and one of the country's great works of modern architecture".
Mr. Dusenberry's BBDO campaigns have been instrumental in its designation as "agency of the year" multiple times by leading trade publications and influenced not only his colleagues and successors but also creative executives throughout the industry.
"Although the houses in the row have experienced alterations over time, this small group of houses continues to exist as the city changes around them," the commission wrote in its designation report.
In particular, introduced Phragmites had a greater physiological and morphological plasticity under both stressful and resource-rich conditions, resulting in its designation as a 'Jack-and-master' strategist (Mozdzer and Megonigal 2012).
However, despite these commonalities, each biocuration workflow is different in its inventory of biological entities, in its designation of what is 'curation-relevant', in the way that articles are prioritized for curation (by journal, by gene or protein, by novelty, etc).
In 1974 its designation was changed to outstanding natural area, and in 1987 it became a national monument under its present name.
However, with the introduction of the Active System Identification attack in [17], its designation was reviewed to Passive System Identification attack, in order to evince the differences between the two attacks.
It did not mention that in its own designation report, in 1969, the spare, moody work was described as "handsome".
Like MD 24E, MD 24F was built in 1987 and received its designation in 2001.
Supernova 1987A, first supernova observed in 1987 (hence its designation) and the nearest to Earth in more than three centuries.
