Sentence examples for labeled as either from inspiring English sources

It seems unfair that we are labeled as either belonging to one group or another when the fact is that we don't.

Tomato varieties are labeled as either indeterminate or determinate, and horticulture experts recommend choosing indeterminate ones for upside-down gardens.

Russell and Plumb resist being labeled as either designers or artists (both studied sculpture), and, although they're constantly reusing old material, don't like to be called upcyclers.

The bill would strengthen the current law, at least as enforced, by requiring safety evaluations for all chemicals, which would be labeled as either high or low priority based on the potential risk.

Specifically, "gently person" is marked as an error but could be labeled as either "word formation," "spelling," or "wrong word".

Each connection is labeled as either normal, or as an attack, with exactly one specific attack type.

One method used sent emails with the simple subject field of 'headlines' with the body of the messaged containing a hyperlink and a html document labelled as either "boston.html" or "news.html".html

NSL-KDD is made up of 41 features and labelled as either attack or normal (see Table 1).

Therefore, in this work, we used 20%% of the records in NSL-KDD train+ as our DoS training set that has been labelled as either attack or normal.

They are often labelled as either terrorists or as a people who are too busy singing and dancing to cause issues.

The source of each data point is labelled as either 'literature', in which case it is linked to the reference source, 'calculated' or 'assumed' (see section 2.2.1.5 for more information).