So far so good, but when the picture starts trotting out its celebrity spokesmen and spokeswomen, "The Party's Over" becomes a contest between what it clearly designates as "our stars" -- Ben Harper, Eddie Vedder, Tim Robbins, Willie Nelson and others -- and "theirs" (a sad lineup that peaks with Charlton Heston and a soundless shot of Arnold Schwarzenegger).
On the other hand, by using the name 'Mount Everest', one obtains the sentence 'Mount Everest is a city' which clearly designates the False, since 'Mount Everest is a city' is false.
It may even speed the uptake of educational VR and AR by clearly designating products designed to that market's sensibilities.
"The United States government should recognize this and should clearly designate Vietnam as a country of particular concern for violations of religious freedom," Mr. Robertson said.
Summarizing, the deterministic form of a CDM can be described as follows: if one knows a person's state of mastery for all necessary skills for a task, then the correctness or incorrectness of the task solution for this examinee is clearly designated (Roussos et al. 2007, p. 20).
Reports showing an average of >30,000 cases of malaria per year over the past decade clearly designate this region as having a high rate of endemic malaria (4 ).
After a fire in August at the former Deutsche Bank building, Mr. Violette said, the dormitory authority worked closely with the Fire Department "to design a plan to remove rubbish from the building and to clearly designate, define and highlight exit routes within and out of the building".
Why else would he have designed it from so few components: each of which is compact, simple in shape, and clearly designated to fulfill a specific function?
The enormous, gorgeous kitchen was wasted on them, and there was no clearly designated eating area.
There must be a pitcher and catcher, and their positions on the field are clearly designated.
