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Instead, they are what researchers call labeled cash transfers.

The final architecture I will present, which we call Labeled Span Graph Networks (LSGNs), opens up exciting opportunities to build a single, unified model for end-to-end, document-level semantic analysis.

And naming our emotions — what psychologists call labeling — is an important first step in dealing with them effectively.

South Korea confirmed it received the call, labeling the move "very significant" for creating "an environment where communication will be possible at all times".

Supervised learning requires the use of labelled data on which an algorithm is trained, and training sets are called labeled data because the value for the class label is known.

If you don't think those phone calls labeled me an anti-Catholic bigot, then you weren't paying attention to what your campaign was putting out".

Another potentially useful database is called labeled faces in the wild (LFW'07) [122], which contains 13,233 facial images downloaded from the web.

A multi-graph is called labeled if each vertex has a unique name or an index such as v0,…1,vn−1−1, and we usually record a multi-graph as labeled in our computer.

Calls labeled ACTIVE*[2] (or ACTIVE*[ 2]) refer to substances with mean responses significantly greater (or lower) than the detection limit of the assay.

For gene-level "present" calls, labeled sense-strand mRNA was used to define a null background RMA distribution for each gene using the 3'-biased probesets.

Any calls labelling such a clause a "Bill of Rights" are little more than hyperbole.