Sentence examples for labeling of cities from inspiring English sources
In the labeling of cities, however, uppercase lettering is often reserved for state or province capitals.
The stakeholders' networks in cities are funded under the label of "smart cities".
The navigation system is marred by a fuzzy-looking screen and weak mapping, with minimal labeling of streets and cities that you need to, um, navigate.
The label of "museum-city" is thus perhaps best applied to the Florence of today, despite the highly productive region of which it is the capital.
And so, aged just 11, armed with a demo CD of karaoke country covers and terrifying quantities of tween ambition, she persuaded Andrea to fly her to Nashville, where she touted her talents to the record labels of the city's so-called "Music Row".
Assigning labels to cities that evoke desirable features has become increasingly popular in recent years with city administrators promoting various notions of the desired city.
Whatever label you prefer, the concept of cities utilizing information and communication technologies (ICT) to create connected communities is an increasingly popular one, gaining more and more attention from city planners and urban developers.
And there is apparently a sort of "halo" around larger cities that suppresses labeling of smaller items, the better to highlight the big cities and routes on the map.
Aside from clearly labeled maps that display a birds-eye view of cities, Apple Maps also features local search.
It is contended that as proponents of variously labelled cities pursue certain aspects of sustainability, their focus may be too narrow to cover the broad spectrum of sustainability.
