Sentence examples for label of far from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of measuring the real-ear acoustic characteristics in situ when the golfer was striking the ball, and to allow comparisons based on dexterity, a label of far and near-ear was used.

"If that same label means holding the PM to account for refusing to adhere to the democratic process, I embrace the label of far-right.

"If speaking out on the inept immigration system that allows fighting aged males to infiltrate our system, I embrace the label of far-right".

One more element is required to fully reproduce every aspect of the clustered labeling patterns seen in cortex: a rule is needed that produces discrete clusters of label far from a large injection site.

The P value map again highlights significant lacunae (green areas in Fig. 7 e ), but in contrast to Model IV significant clusters of label formed far from the injection site (Fig. 7 f, satisfying observation A).

The label of "feminist" filmmaker seems far too limiting to describe her career and the content of her films.

All America needed a democratic alternative; but Obama – shrinking from the dread label of socialism – had shuffled so far into the centre that the Republicans clustered inchoately somewhere out in right field.

But the costs of the label far outweigh the benefits.

The conditional distribution of patches given an aspect could be exploited for the classification of image regions in an image (given their patch label) as far as a class label is attached to the aspects.

To escape the label of "special interest" unions must work for far more than their own members.

Some of these labels carry far different connotations from those used in modern day; early flutes and trumpets are so-labeled for their basic operation and function rather than any resemblance to modern instruments.