Like the Italians, he was finding a bit of uplift where he could, even in a bottle whose label practically advertised conflict.
This stunning midi dress from ASTR The Label practically shouts spring from the rooftops.
Building a supervised model with good generalization ability in data space using a tiny number of labeled samples is always practically significant and attractive, because labeled samples are generally very expensive to obtain, as the labeling process usually takes much time and resource.
Practically a fluorescently labeled exocytic or recycling vesicle will appear as a sudden and fast event once it enters the evanescent field.
"The proposed labeling requirement practically announces, 'Four beers are here for the price of one,' " Samantha Graff, a senior lawyer at Public Health Law & Policy, wrote in a letter her group submitted to the FTC this month.
Although the preparation of biological samples specifically labeled with six fluorescent probes is practically challenging (e.g. through immuno-staining), we expect that advances in labeling technology will lead to increased labeling specificity and facilitate simultaneous imaging of multiple targets.
LAST week, President Bush went to Wall Street to address what practically every market observer had labeled a "crisis" in the confidence of American investors.
Even worse, the vehicle is now labeled a loser, a label that's practically impossible to change.
Practically everything we eat, including foods labeled natural, organic, or even heirloom, have had their genes modified using unnatural methods.
In 2007, when practically any stock which could be labeled green was going stratospheric, my phone was ringing off the hook.
