Designator

The architect used a laser designator to accurately mark the positions of the building's columns.

The astronomer pointed the celestial designator towards the star cluster to identify individual stars.

The traffic signs designator the speed limit on this road.

The linguist analyzed the speech data and assigned a unique designator to each phoneme.

The letter "a" is a common vowel designator in the English language.

In military operations, "Tango" is a designator for the letter "T" in radio communication.

The "C" designator on the map indicates the location of the city center.

The designator "kg" stands for kilograms in the field of weights and measures.

In chemistry, the element symbol "Na" is the designator for sodium on the periodic table.

The designator "Pb" is used for the chemical element lead in the periodic table.

The designator "x" is commonly used in algebra to represent an unknown variable.

In Morse code, the designator "-.-." represents the letter "C".

In the phonetic alphabet, "bravo" is the designator for the letter "b."

The code "NYC" is the designator for New York City in airport ticketing systems.

The musical notation for a flat note is a small lowercase "b" placed before the note, acting as a designator.

The term "unleaded" is a designator for gasoline without added lead.

The team captain wore a special designator on her jersey to distinguish her from the other players.

The aircraft's tail number serves as a designator to identify it uniquely.

In chemistry, each element is assigned a specific designator based on its atomic number.

The librarian used a shelf designator to locate the book for the student.

The patient's medical record had a designator indicating his blood type.

The license plate designator helped the police identify the stolen car.

The NATO phonetic alphabet assigns the designator "Juliet" to the letter "J".

The linguist used the letter "D" as a designator for the dental sound.