Sentence examples for label a new from inspiring English sources
The third approach is Automatic Image Annotation (AIA) where the system learns semantic information from image concepts and uses that knowledge to label a new image [18, 19].
Once the weights are learned, one can label a new sequence by finding the most probable label sequence according to P y| x).
In a cross-platform coup, they were hosting an Interview magazine fete for the clothing label, a new advertiser.
MUSIC NOTES about a nearly $200 Leonard Berstein recording, from the New York Philharmonic, under its Special Editions label — a new ten-disk set, "Bernstein Live," of high-quality remastered Philharmonic radio-broadcast tapes that span from 1951 to 1981 and cover a range of repertory from Bach to Boulez.
COMMON Almost 20 years after his debut album, Common returns with a new label, a new memoir "One Day It'll All Make Sense" and his ninth album, "The Dreamer, the Believer," which if the first single "Ghetto Dreams" is any indication, is a return to an era when the idea of him becoming a Fox News pariah wouldn't have been so laughable.
Rather than invest millions of dollars on a new factory in India to launch an un-proven product for the Indian market, a company can partner with a local manufacturer to private label a new product until consumer demand is proven.
Mr. Haggerty labeled a new online savings account "our home account".
It was well received, and, without really knowing what was going on, I suddenly found myself labelled a new, up-and-coming writer.
If one or two more areas, like tariffs on nonfarm products or trade facilitation, can be added, the talks could be labeled a new round.
Health charities have labelled a new sponsorship deal which has seen the capital's iconic Ferris wheel renamed the Coca Cola London Eye as "inappropriate" for a family attraction.
However, this may be well of interest in an on-line system which needs to be adapted, for example, when a user labels a new song to adapt his audio-playing device.
