Sentence examples for label introduced from inspiring English sources

Another display, by the Sang A label, introduced a wild new world of sea leathers.

Rock & Republic, another popular label, introduced a Recession Collection this spring with styles under $140 ,about $40 less than before.

Peter Goldmark of CBS laboratories invented high-fidelity long-playing records, and the Columbia record label introduced them to the public in 1948.

Her label, introduced in January 2009, includes ready-to-wear, accessories and jewelry, but it is her handbags that she is best known for and that are seeing increased demand.

And for kids who want to sport the same suit as Dad, select prints are available in both "father and son" sizing.... WITH & WESSEL, a label introduced this fall by the husband and wife team of Stian Tolnaes and Cathrine Wessel, has opened its first store, at 247 Elizabeth Street, (917) 261-5607; withandwessel.com.

The term is rather a label introduced by people opposing Bohr's idea of complementarity, to identify what they saw as the common features behind the Bohr-Heisenberg interpretation as it emerged in the late 1920s.

It became the top Polish music label, introducing artists well known in the field like Frank Wojnarowski, Ray Henry, Gene Wisniewski and Johnnie Bomba.

The long-term study was open label, introducing the potential for investigator and participant bias toward reporting clinical improvement and, as with other long-term studies, participants leave over the course of the study for various reasons.

Late in 2001 the major labels introduced their alternatives.

As can be seen from Table 2, GL+SVM does not perform so well due to the uncertain labels introduced by grid labeling.

With the increase of concentration of antigens, the signal labels introduced into the sensor decrease, thus, a signal-on immunoassay for α-fetoprotein detection is constructed.