Sentence examples for whose designations from inspiring English sources

My friend Astra Taylor points out in her new book, The People's Platform, "Those posting with female usernames, researchers were shocked to discover, received 25 times as many malicious messages as those whose designations were masculine or ambiguous".

Intended to make computers easier to use, Keymaster was based on function keys with built-in liquid crystal displays whose designations changed according to the application.

The thicker noodle belongs to the XO Miso, whose designation as vegetarian might scare off carnivores.

Others such as the Dadu-panthis (created by Dadu, an important Indian saint of the 16th century) and a number of other orders whose designation ends in panthis ("path-goers"), founded in the 14th century and later follow specific theistic doctrines of medieval Hinduism.

The main Athabasca observatory (AUGO) has a UCLA SMALL fluxgate magnetometer whose designation is ATH, and at times has housed several NPMs under test and calibration.

Spring Awakening is now playing aTherooks Atkinson Theater in New York.

A visible designation tradition among senior undergraduates and alumni is the wearing of the Aggie Ring, whose design has been relatively unchanged since its introduction in 1894.

Instead we are forced to accept that the taxa we name are "unreal" phylogenetic units whose species designations are merely useful because we can tell the clusters of genotypes we call species apart when they overlap, and because they predict distinct morphology, ecology, and behaviour [ 85].

In the school auditorium at about 9 a.m., there were 13 sixth graders — 12 boys and a single girl, Krissy, whose clinical designation is pervasive developmental disorder on the autistic spectrum.

The format is a weekly look at a house which has been slow to sell, and which is then visited by Ann Maurice (pronounced MorEEEce), the House Doctor, whose official designation is "Californian Real Estate Stylist".

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