Sentence examples for term that designates from inspiring English sources

"Black earth" is a term that designates a large variety of black pigments including inorganic and organic compounds, such as mineral black (graphite), (black) iron oxides and carbon-based pigments [1,2].

They described Tibet's status under the Qing with a term that designates a "feudal dependency," not an integral part of a country.

Terms can designate ontological categories; the terms that designate the same category are henceforth called the category's synset.

Attention is a broad term that is used to designate the processes that mediate the appropriate allocation of cognitive resources to relevant stimuli, such as objects, locations or moments.

This week of relaxation has been designated Spring Festival, a term that is sometimes used to refer to the Chinese New Year in general.

If we suppress all issues of how meanings are determined, how meanings in turn pick out references, and all issues of what counts as a possible state of affairs, that is, if we abstract all this away, the common feature of every designating term is that designation may change from state to state thus it can be formalized by a function from states to objects.

Within the bucket of data, Vickery found 47 viewable files and three downloadable files, some of which contained information designated as "Top Secret" or "NOFORN," a security term that stipulates that material should not be shared with foreign allies.

In words, intensional terms that designate must designate existents or non-existents.