Sentence examples for the denominating from inspiring English sources
verb
To name; to designate.
A contributing factor is the rise of the yuan against the dollar, the denominating currency for gemstone prices.A second force is economic insecurity.
The denominated "hydrogen system" is composed of fuel cell, electrolyzer and hydrogen storage tank.
These proteins have been indexed like members of the denominated "pollen proteins of the Ole e 1 family" (Accession number: PF01190) within the Pfam protein families database [ 9].
While increased liquidity may lower the nominal interest rate on the bond, denominating the bond in a currency with low levels of inflation arguably plays a much larger role.
To understand the cellular processes denominating the observed physiological differences in aerobic batch cultivations we performed a genome-scale transcriptional analysis of the sdh3Δ strain (see methods).
For the identification of the property denominated termhood, the following statistical measures are usually used: Term frequency (t f).
11/18/15: The then-President of WADA, the aptly denominated Dick Pound, suspends the Russian Anti-Doping Agency for noncompliance, which could result in Russia missing next summer's Olympic Games in Rio.
(3) The germane load denominates the capacity that the trainee needs to process the information into new schemes.
The next day, three European banks -- Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank -- said they would handle the portion of the offering denominated in euros.
Different names denominating the same organism are listed as synonyms on the organism page.
The methodology to be used will be the consensus technique denominated "the nominal group technique" [ 24].
