He and other outside researchers also cautioned that drawing on Twitter had its hazards, like any other attempt to monitor the fleeting internal states labeled as moods.
Mr. Saturday Night This label, started in 2012, has only a fleeting relationship with techno.
If we can grab a fleeting moment of knowing something greater than ourselves, whether labeled love or God, we are better for knowing and honoring that which touches our hearts.
The terms vanities and memento mori have, for centuries, referred to art that represents death; the label is derived from the warning of life's fleeting nature in Ecclesiastes: "Vanity of vanities, vanity of vanities; all is vanity".
For an equally fleeting moment, Starbucks was seen as a new type of record label and retailer in one, doing deals with acts including Carly Simon and, incredibly, Paul McCartney.
The self then becomes a convenient label for an aggregate of processes that are characteristically fleeting.
The perpetual challenge of running a successful jazz club, and the equally daunting proposition of starting a record label, have long conspired to keep the two businesses separate, notwithstanding the odd, fleeting exception.
Childhood is fleeting, and there's plenty of time later on for children to learn about labels and get caught up in what's in and what's not.
The "Wolf" album, on the revived blues label Okeh, often features long, smooth samples of blues and gospel numbers rather than fleeting snippets, sometimes manipulating the late bluesmen's groans to sound even eerier or more pained.
They had difficulty picking out enemies, which were small or fleeting targets because of their distance or speed, among a "haze of microscopic heads-up labels".
But the US president's fleeting appearance inadvertently highlighted the endemically unstable condition of a region that Australians, looking north and west, label the "arc of insecurity".
