Sentence examples for usually designate from inspiring English sources

Milch's horses have run all over the world, often with thrilling success — in 1992 and 2001, he won Breeders' Cup races — and when he shows up in person the track officials usually designate a betting window for his exclusive use.

On the formal side, faculty apply to the Graduate Office for assistants and usually designate a preferred person; similarly students apply for positions and may designate a desired supervisor.

When used as a screening instrument, the cutoff scores of 12/13 usually designate major depression, whereas scores from 9 to 11 indicate mild depression levels in need of further assessment [ 27, 37].

The design usually designates the owner.

This process is usually designated as the search for a dominant design (DD), defined by Abernathy and Utterback [7] as the product or technology, in a certain class, that gets the market preference.

In a more planned arrangement, someone is usually designated as the coordinator each weekend.

The name usually designates some 60 arboreal members of the subfamilies Cuculinae and Phaenicophaeinae.

Government grants for private as well as public colleges were usually designated for the science program.

These are usually designated according to the modified Comstock-Needham system.

They are usually designated by the name of the river on which they are spoken.

The manager usually designates 5 of the 12 as starting pitchers, or the rotation starters.