Sentence examples for in the designation of from inspiring English sources
An effort to clarify matters in July resulted in the designation of Skidmore as "design architect and project manager, leading a project team that will design the tower".
The idea has since been formalized in the designation of a Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age.
Many of the flaws are related with the occurrence of gypsum in soils and with the use of the term 'equivalent' in the designation of analytical results.
Results from both studies indicate that subjective factors play an influential role in the designation of male behaviour as 'sexually harassing'.
Environmentalists see a precedent for such presidential actions in the designation of Grand Staircase-Escalante as a national monument by President Clinton in 1996 under the Antiquities Act.
Error, however, in the designation of the owner or owners of any lot taken or assessed was not to affect the validity of the assessment.
In the designation of fly ash from different sources (i.e. FA1, FA2, FA3, FA4), the ascending order goes with the increase in the coarseness of fly ash.
The cluster approach was rolled out in Uganda in October 2005 with the designation of five pilot clusters including the HNHAC.
This, and the importance of humanist character-formation, speaks in favour of the designation of Confucianism in general as a personalistic philosophy.
In 1961, with the designation of Interstate 84, the alignment of PA 84 was re-designated as PA 287 to avoid duplication.
Preconcentration parameters are those listed in Table 1where the sampling time may vary in accordance with the designation of experiments.
