In Marseille, the designation has transformed many sites into cultural and architectural marvels.
(See, for example, Kaplan 1975b, where he defends the thesis that the dthat-operator can transform any designating expression into a directly referential term, competence with which enables an agent to think about the designation of the original term directly.
Nonetheless, quotas have transformed the taint of "backwardness" into a coveted designation.
To mimic the alveoli microenvironment, A549 epithelial cells (ATCC, designation CCL-185) were co-cultured with the transformed U937 cells in a 2 1 (A549:U937) ratio.
The MD 18 – US 301 junction in Queenstown was transformed into a superstreet intersection in 2003, resulting in the splitting of the MD 18C designation; MD 18S was assigned to the highway south of the junction.
The cells transformed with Cd2+ or As3+ in serum-containing growth medium are defined by the designations URO-CDSC and URO-ASSC, respectively.
The cells transformed with Cd2+ or As3+ in serum-free growth medium are defined by the designations URO-CDSF and URO-ASSF, respectively.
Transformed people transform people.
Like the economist John Maynard Keynes, Jung wondered whether modern individuals are trying to atone for an ill-defined sense of moral failure: we are no longer sure what makes something valuable, bar an arbitrary designation of financial worth, and this transforms the humdrum need for money into a kind of worship of money.
"It was frustrating that the Whitbread [Book Awards] had to transform into the Costa, for example, because these new designations always involve a dilution of name recognition," she told the BBC.
Circular statistics transform angular data to vectors, allowing for the analysis of angular data that fall on a circular (or directional) distribution with no true zero and an arbitrary designation of low and high values (e.g. orientation data in the range of 1° 360°).
