Sentence examples for label shift from inspiring English sources
As an unsigned artist, Radio Raheem (as he is also known) has been unaffected by the label shift.
This label shifted people's perceptions of jeans: no longer were they chunky workman wear but a sexy item that showed off a woman's figure.
As the label shifted from vinyl to CD as the dominant format, the labels could easily sell the CD as a convenient, compact, trouble-free way to listen to music.
His position as a moderate (and on policies related to that label) shifted later in life after he became Vice President and ran for president in 2000.
"A.K.A". is her first offering on Capitol Records after years of label shifts (Lopez departed Island Def Jam after "Love?"; before that, she parted ways with longtime home Sony/Epic).
(The number of kids getting autism is unclear. Some studies suggest that much of the autism spike is just a labeling shift: kids who used to be labeled "mentally retarded" increasingly are being labeled as "autistic").
He would not base his support on "amorphous and often misleading political labels, shifting coalitions or internal organizing concepts," the governor wrote in The Times-Union of Albany.
The data labeled 'Shifted' stems from the PET-aligned TOF-MRA data, whereas 'Unshifted' labels results from the non-aligned data.
Taking the consecutive and simultaneous TOF-MRA/PET together, the AUC of the AIF is approximately 5%% higher than the AUC of the IDIF for the spatially aligned data (labeled 'Shifted' in Table 1).
The data labeled 'Shifted' stems from the PET-aligned TOF-MRA data Table 2 CBF values obtained by IDIF and AIF for consecutive and simultaneous TOF-MRA/PET acquisition Shifted Unshifted Group CBF IDIF CBF IDIF CBF AIF Consecutiveve 50.7 ±12.0 81.5 ±58.0 41.5 ±9.7 Simultaneous 54.6 ±6.6 62.2 ±1.1 40.6 ±8.6 Values are given in ml/min/100g as mean and standard deviation over subjects.
Some backers of labeling will shift their focus to Washington, hoping to get the F.D.A. to change its mind and require labeling.
