Sentence examples for labeled land from inspiring English sources
A second gallery at the Studio Museum, labeled "Land of the Outlaw," is filled with European images of the Antilles as a nightmare of ravenous beasts, hostile natives and monstrous phantoms associated with indigenous religions.
Wong shies away from labeling Land's End a puzzle game per se — saying that during testing the team found people didn't want to solve "really complex puzzles in VR" — yet there are some puzzle elements which do require the gamer to interact with aspects of the landscape in order to progress the story.
Hopefully that's a label land mark that we'll reach later on next year.
The ball, labeled "Greatness," lands just out of his reach.
Maps of the region omit Israel entirely and label the land between Lebanon and Egypt as Palestine.
Also Friday, the indie-friendly series Private Label lands a quality triple bill of DJ sets from Neon Indian, YACHT and Ladyhawke at Lure in Hollywood while the aptly named bass-heavy DJ-producer Bro Safari hits Avalon.
What best represents the tensions that await Pope John Paul II when he arrives on Tuesday for a momentous six-day pilgrimage to "the lion's den," as an Israeli magazine cover labeled the Holy Land?
Head towards the back of the park to the land labeled New York.
More precisely, a k-means clustering (with k = 50) was first applied to the image pixels, and eleven pre-labeled land cover/use classes were manually defined by the operator, by merging initial clusters.
Click on the button labeled "Find domain" on the far right side of the landing page.
Nowhere is this more true than on a bench on a sunny, breezy day in the Jefferson Market Garden in the West Village, a patch of land far too elegant to be labeled a patch of land.
