Sentence examples for name designation from inspiring English sources

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"My God, who knew?" said Edward L. Sadowsky, a former Queens city councilman, who voted for the street name designation in 1963.

Mr. LaBonge has recommended that the Little Bangladesh Project instead erect a monument at a local park as a starting point for a possible future name designation, perhaps of a nearby area.

a Sequence name designation is arbitrary.

Additional file 1: Table S1 presents the full name, designation and annotation of each gene.

The oldest was collected by Zimmermann [ 12] early in the thirties and represents the material on which he based the name designation.

A variety of other name designations such as erythrosis interfollicularis colli and melanoderma toxica have been applied to this condition.

The 'A' and 'B' in the name designations of the neoglycoconjugates correspond to the anomeric configuration of the mannosyl residue (α or β, respectively) at the reducing end of the glycoside (Man D unit; Fig. 1).

The resulting glycoconjugates were given new name designations so as to differentiate them from their soluble counterparts: NIT72A and NIT72B, carrying glycosides equivalent to the Rv3 oligosaccharide backbone; NIT82A and NIT82B, carrying Rv3 derivatives with incorporation of a 1-6-linked D3-like extension; and NIT83A and NIT83B, carrying an Rv3 derivative with a 1-4-linked D3-like extension.

This naming convention is consistent with TxDOT's official highway name designations for main lanes and frontage roads.

The genome coordinates, along with the class, family and name designations, for TEs were retrieved from the table named rmsk.