Sentence examples for label of one from inspiring English sources
Therefore, labeling-based algorithms typically use a particular backtracking strategy to enumerate possible labelings, fixing the label of one argument in each step.
The label of one of his paintings says that what he uses ranges "from Tylenol to speed" and his patterning can get complex enough to recall psychedelic posters.
"The Ruminative Cook," the label of one section, might have been a good title for the whole thing, since eating and mentally chewing over the process go together for Mr. Thorne like fish and chips.
At the end of the tour, there was a shop with souvenirs, including bottles of wine that could be branded with a label of one's choice.
Differently to life-cycle mappings, there is always one label of the service consumer that is mapped to a label of one service provider because the concept of eSourcing assumes a task is always serviced by one provider.
It's an approach that has garnered him the label of "one of the true humanists of recent cinema" from Variety, whose reviewer said: "In the hands of a master, indignation and tragedy can be rendered with clarity yet subtlety, setting hysteria aside for deeper, more richly shaded tones".
According to the label on one of the bottles, each full serving would provide me with billions of live cultures.
In addition to tremendous skills, some of the players labeled with ceremonial label of "one-club man" have another thing in common: their one club has consistently been among the most successful in the world.
The song was something of an outlier in Spectrum's catalogue, a vaguely folky jam that set itself apart from their more determinedly prog numbers, and would later give them the rather unkind label of one-hit wonders.
Six microsatellite loci were amplified using PCR, and length polymorphism (18 20 individuals per site) was assessed on an automated DNA sequencer (ABI 3700) using fluorescent labeling of one primer in each pair.
Specifically, we examined performance-based measures of affect labeling of one's own emotions, emotional granularity and dialecticism.
