Sentence examples for property nominate from inspiring English sources

The remarkable features of this device having large band offsets and qualitative optical conduction dominated by a scattering time in the order of femtoseconds in addition to the dielectric property nominate the device to be used in optoelectronic technology.

Dead Head Fred lost to The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass for the Nintendo DS, but was notable for being the only new intellectual property nominated in the handheld category.

There had been no official definition of what a "main address" constituted, leaving members to decide which property to nominate.

The landmark tree on this Hudson Valley property had been nominated by a neighbor as a candidate for the Big Tree Register, maintained by the department to "recognize trees of record size and promote an interest in the trees we come in contact with every day".

"It's a wonderful time capsule not only because of the collection of buildings but also because of their contents," said Robert C. Hughes, Huntington town historian, who nominated the property, which includes an 1860 farmhouse filled with artifacts, several barns and other buildings.

Get nominated or nominate yourself.

Following a decision by the National Diet, properties to be nominated as a World Heritage Site are required to be protected under the 1950 law.

The MPs accepted that Smith had been told by the parliamentary authorities that it was "reasonable" to nominate the London property as her main home.

She loves being able to affect the real world: saving a building, nominating a sacred property to receive federal protection.

As established in previous work in social network analysis [19], network links premised on cognitive salience, such as the edges in the NetSense nomination layer, have the property of potentially being asymmetric: one person may nominate the other as a cognitively salient contact but the other may fail to reciprocate (A nominates B but B does not nominate A).

For any non-Federally owned property, only the State Historic Preservation Officer may officially nominate a property for inclusion in the National Register.