Sentence examples for applies a label from inspiring English sources
The study uses a target marketing system known as Prizm, which classifies United States households into 62 neighborhood clusters, composed of racial and socioeconomic types, and applies a label to each.
Furthermore, an optimized single-pass CCA algorithm [12] is proposed, which applies a label recycling scheme between adjacent rows to save the memory resources.
Again, this applies a label "muted" so you can find these messages by typing is:muted in the search box - they're not gone - nothing really is in Gmail it seems.
For a funerary display on glass shelves called "Ashes to Ashes," Antonio Riello created clear goblets of blown glass in various fanciful forms, partly filled each with the ashes of a famous book that he had burned and applied a label identifying the cremated tome.
With smart labels, tracking can be performed at the individual item level by simply applying a label to each individual product.
According to the notes, the company that provides another product, known as Flo Stop P, informed Range that it doesn't actually produce the product, they just apply a label to it and resell it.
The act of referring to members of a government as terrorists implies that the US believes in such a thing as State Terrorism, leading one to ask: if being a terrorist is merely a matter of someone applying a label, how is the US to resist being referred to as a state terrorists itself?
Call it pragmatic idealism, if you must apply a label.... [It] is possible that, to use Acheson's famous phrase, we are once again "present at the creation" of a new paradigm, one that focuses on what the United States can do for the world, not what the world can do for the United States.
Distant supervision allows us to apply a label (True, False or Unknown) to a candidate relation if the interaction status of the gene pair is known from an independent source.
Thus GPs were reluctant to apply a label of IBS to patients and Read codes were reported as only being applied if the patient re-consults (which they often do not, [ 6, 16]) perhaps explaining differences in prevalence rates of IBS in the literature [ 27, 28], and probably reflecting the fluctuating nature of the condition [ 29].
