Sentence examples for same designation as from inspiring English sources

Hence, the starting and the concluding sentences of the argument must have the same designation as well.

"I am very concerned that the Martin Luther King wing have the same designation as the original building," she said.

"People inputting information" may have given railroad retirees the same designation as people who are totally disabled under Social Security guidelines, she said.

As a post meeting note, the FDA did revise the guidance in August 2016 and cocrystals are now considered the same active ingredient, the same designation as polymorphs and solvates (FDA 2016).

The nonlinear and linear forms of the isotherm are given by the following equations: q_{text{e}} = k_{text{f}} C_{text{e}}^{1/n}, (5) ln q_{text{e}} = ln k_{text{f}} + 1/n, (ln C_{text{e}} ), (6 where qe and Ce have the same designation as Langmuir equation, kf is a constant related to the bonding energy, and 1/n is identifying the adsorption intensity of adsorbate onto adsorbent.

But Cathels, who earned 10,000 points for the first-place finish, initially had planned to skip the second tour event and instead surf an ASP Prime event — the same designation as Huntington's U.S. Open of Surfing — in Santa Cruz.

The resulting mutated genes have the same designations as the corresponding biological mutants, but with an "is-" prefix (e.g. is-hem15 represents the model with the HEM15 gene switched "OFF" during the simulations - see Methods for more details).

If this is indeed the case, then C1 and C4 must have the same denotation (designation) as well.

Thus as noted, of the 11 zebrafish and 11 human CYP2 subfamilies, only two (CYP2R and CYP2U) warrant the same designation in zebrafish as in humans based on sequence identity.

But it was only last winter that the interior received the same designation, and preservationists jumped on that as the basis for suing Vornado to stop the work, even though the Landmarks Preservation Commission had approved the redesign.

The fight revolves around the FCC's decision to classify Internet providers under the law as "common carriers," the same designation the agency applies to telephone service providers.