Sentence examples for new designators from inspiring English sources

These were reformatted for further analysis, assigning new designators to anonymize individual sequences and to avoid the use of characters that are not supported within the rule sets of the software programs we used ("illegal characters").

However, as Kripke has defined 'strongly rigid', 'Hesperus' cannot be a "strongly rigid designator"; that distinction is reserved for designators that designate a necessarily existing object (1980, pp. 48-9).

The rigid designation of both designators flanking an identity sign in a true theoretical identity statement is sufficient to establish the necessity of the statement.

Kripke would say that if both designators in an identity statement rigidly designate the same entity, then the statement is necessarily true, as 'Water = H2O' is.

Initially, the new naming system will affect only Web addresses with "country codes," the designators at the end of an address name, like.kr (for Korea) or.ru (for Russia).

When one understands such canonical designators one knows upon which objects and properties the designated state of affairs ontologically depends.

The missiles worked, and new Predators will have points on the wings for carrying light missiles and a laser designator built into the nose.

All new genes with similar characteristics will be assigned a new number as the new locus designator by the CGSNL, in order of discovery.

Level 3 may be raw materials, such as sheet metal, wire, rivets, etc. Include reference designators if appropriate.

Morris recently tweeted, "Rigid designators v. descriptions.

Trademarks are there to protect the public from deceit They are "designators of origin".