Sentence examples for which designation from inspiring English sources

His attorneys are seeking class status, without which designation the case is probably not worth their time.

How?! Regardless of the answer to that little mystery, this incomparably blurry shot put up over at Droid-Life seems to show a new Motorola model, A955, which designation was spotted in a filing with the Xtreme.

The larger scales of most basic topographic map series permit the naming of quite minor hilltops, ridges, streams, and branches, for which designations can be obtained locally.

He is enmeshed in an Administration in which designations of us and them, our people and not our people, the good ones and the bad ones, provide a rubric for almost every policy.

The variant designations incorporate phylogenetic information by attempting to restrict the use of prefixes and letter suffixes to represent monophyletic clades, with the exception of H2A.X and possibly cenH3, which designations are defined by established usage for highly conserved and clearly demarcated functions.

I have discussed a line of reasoning according to which rigid designation is needed for certain statements to come out necessarily true.

For example, who 'counts' as family depends in part on who is asking the question and on the circumstances in which the designation of family membership might be considered to be important.

An alternative model, in which CO/NCO designation is made during or before the formation of DSB, is also possible.

The order in which this designation is presented is actually (6)(3)(2)(1) - (4)(5).

Confusion over some 12 different nomenclatures led to a previous attempt to create a system in which variant designations were applied uniformly to orthologs across mammalian species [ 80].

The variant revived the 747-300 designation, which had been previously used on a design study that did not reach production.