Sentence examples for be given a label from inspiring English sources

The objects on view, the tubular chair, the hard-edged coffee table, the curious lamp, the vase, could all be given a label.

Based on the two aspects, the point will be given a label.

They seem desperate to be given a label for what their personal style is, as if knowing that will give them the identity they lost somewhere along the way.

In some cases the final diagnosis could not be given a label (fig 4).

We do recognize that these 'mild' patients need their distress to be recognized and managed, but they do not need to be given a label of 'major depressive disorder'.

Each circle in Fig. 3 is given a label derived from the name of author being analyzed.

The neighboring pixel is given a label, 0 or 1, comparing its value with the center pixel value.

They are given a label that they can use to position the technology vis-à-vis other related technologies, and related knowledge is activated.

But at any rate, our last ferocious attack on Gaza was given a label that carried a violent connotation: "Cast Lead".

It's something that has probably always been around but it was given a label in the 1970s to describe the phenomenon in which successful people cannot internalise, or 'own', their successes.

Each profile was given a label resembling their healthcare utilization.