Kaplan intended to contrast directly referential expressions with expressions such as definite descriptions, which, though designating particular individuals, do so by means of descriptive conditions being expressed by the description and satisfied by the designated individual.
The period since 1945, though officially designated one of "Socialist transformation," has seen but little change in writers' traditional orientations and preoccupations.
It's a pleasure to join this discussion of the work of the Hamilton Project, even though my designated role today is to play thorn-in-the-side - or, perhaps, Burr-under-the-saddle.
Though the designated player likely won't play a role immediately, due to visa paperwork, he has begun training with the club and hopes are high that he could be the alleged missing piece of the puzzle that Sherjill MacDonald (and Rafael Robayo and Federico Puppo and Alvaro Fernandez and Nery Castillo and …) just wasn't.
The rest of the meeting, though, was designated as an "internal AOL meeting" and as such was strictly off the record.
Though officially designated as a tropical storm, the intensity of Vamei is disputed; some agencies classify it as a typhoon, based on sustained winds of 140 km/h (85 mph) and the appearance of an eye.
Estimates of perfusion depend on recording the susceptibility (T2 *) effect of a paramagnetic contrast agent on its first pass though a designated region of interest.
Due to pressure from politics, media, the public and from court decisions from the mid-1990s, allost all insurers covered ASCT - though they designated it as investigational or experimental.
Person B), in several different states; the realization that the National Enquirer was the only paper with the real story; the ramblings of Hunter; this note, quoted in the indictment, from Rachel Lowe Lambert Mellon (known in the world as Bunny, though prosecutors designate her Person C): The timing of your telephone call on Friday was "witchy".
