Sentence examples for label shared from inspiring English sources

Patrick Grant, the designer behind the E Tautz label, shared Raeburn's sentiments.

Label propagation (LP) [27]: The algorithm requires that each node v∈V determines its community by choosing the most frequent label shared by its neighbors.

Today, the London label shared with THUMP a very retro, very awesome new song (and its accompanying Russian space-themed video) "Dazzle Ship" by Donald Dust.

This seemed to be the tradition which 21st century conservatives inherited; it was assumed that those who adopted the label shared not just the beliefs, but the fervency which drove conservatives to argue in such abstract, absolutist terms.

Today the label shared their latest drop, and it's from Montreal producer Lunice, who's been hard at work on solo material since his collaborative project TNGHT with Scottish producer Hudson Mohawke went on hiatus in late 2013.

Erykah admits that she didn't necessarily agree that her sound was Neo Soul -- a label shared with Maxwell, who has a very different sound than she does -- but she went with it anyway because, as she saw it, labels meant nothing.

The Consequence of Sound publsihed an image of the record label sharing their article of the report on Twitter, which has since been removed.

For its part, Airbnb, chafing under the confusion and baggage increasingly accompanying the term, has also become wary of the label "sharing economy".

Since we have assumed (W_0) be a mapping matrix from the original feature space to the multi-label shared feature space for predicting every props, (W_0) should concentrate the information of all the predictors and the bags, therefore, should be reasonably configured as a "non-sparse" matrix.

This vision may therefore be labelled "Shared mobility", according to which the green city will evolve mainly from civic engagement and a common understanding of the necessity of more sustainable transport solutions, and not strictly from strong policy measures.

However, these works assume that all labels share the same feature subset or subspace, which is not reasonable enough for some scenarios since different labels tend to convey different semantics.