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be labeled by
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To put a label (a ticket or sign) on (something).
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The dispute concerns an American rule requiring that food products be labeled by country of origin.
"That's all right," Stevens said when asked how it felt to be labeled by the Maple Leafs as a dirty player.
Whole Foods, which recently announced that all genetically engineered food sold in its stores would have to be labeled by 2018, caters to consumers more likely than most to pay higher prices to avoid genetically modified ingredients.
The nodes in these prefix trees can be labeled by any arbitrary atom typing scheme.
In addition, since other vertices are connected with each other doubly, they can be labeled by two different colors.
Suppose we let the states of the Markov chain be labeled by the window of last m observations.
Since the remaining vertex x k is just connected with the vertex x, it can be labeled by C 2. Hence the result.
An active learner may pose queries, usually in the form of unlabeled data instances to be labeled by an oracle (e.g., a human annotator, for example, see [72]).
As shown in Fig. 1C, the defined filopodial structure can be labeled by LAPREP; this result likely indicates the high efficiency of the labeling.
It was found that all the three types of cells could be labeled by the SPIO nanoclusters as detected using a phase-contrast reverse microscopy.
But if new B cells instead come from stem cells, which presumably don't make insulin, they should not be labeled by the stain, the team reasoned.
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