Sentence examples for label ideas from inspiring English sources

Transcripts and notes from each interview and group discussion were read in their entirety before coding line-by-line to identify and label ideas and meanings conveyed in each small section of text.

Four pages of the festival's 44-page brochure are devoted to what are specifically labeled Ideas events.

We all seem to be Peter Molyneuxs, labelled idea men by "ideas are meaningless, only execution matters" bores who know nothing.

I am not some manufactured record label idea.

The winning projects were: "Beacon In A Backpack," a mobile stem toolkit that helps travelers become STEM evangelists to rural villages; CertifyMe, a certification tool to determine if developing world talent has the STEM skills for serious tech jobs; Init, that tech nutrition label idea I can't see any gadget-maker showing on their boxes unless legally required; and, my favorite, AdvisHer.

The term "evoked culture" has been introduced to label the idea that differences in the physical environment may cause differences in how social groups think and act (Tooby and Cosmides 1992).

He has been lauded by some for putting the theories challenging the disease model together into one book; others have labelled his ideas dangerous, and him a zealot.

Each fish explained why it was threatened, whether by overfishing or pollution, while the chips were labelled with ideas for helping the fish to survive, such as introducing no-catch zones.

As in the diagram above I want you to image three circles which overlap and are labeled good Idea, good business and bad idea.

LDN Cru Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 (£20, London Cru) Roberson, another smart retailer, took the own-label idea even further in 2013, building its own winery below its London offices, to make its wines from grapes trucked in from around Europe.

But apparently, it's moving away from the white labeling idea, and trying to make money by selling the product on its own.