Children performed better at identifying robins (95 per cent) and badgers, correctly labelled by nine out of 10.
Yet the revolt of the bobbleheads, as Canada's obediently nodding politicians were labelled by one pundit, made headlines.
A court found 94-year-old Oskar Groening guilty after a high-profile court case, labelled by one Holocaust survivor as "the trial of the last Nazi".
Last year, The Rolling Stones were labelled by one of the organisers as the "high spot" of the 43 years of the festival, as the band played for two hours to tens of thousands of eager fans.
Designed to produce 120 tonnes of MOX fuel a year for export, it has only managed 15 tonnes over nearly a decade of sub-standard operation, which was labelled by one former government minister as a catastrophic and comprehensive failure.
If anything, London has the edge, in that many of the volunteers are not eager teen-agers but slightly calmer middle-aged men and women who display as much kindly common sense as can reasonably be expected from anyone forced to wear purple and pink — or, as it was chillingly labelled by one commentator, "cerise".
In addition to exact rating classes, data are also labelled by four basic rating classes.
The systems used a SVM classifier trained on a collection of tweets, which were labelled by two experts.
To study the neuroanatomical features of the two lineages in the mature brain, we took advantage of the fact that they are differentially labelled by four enhancer-Gal4 driver lines in the adult brain.
After recording of all speakers, the data was labeled by three annotators with "happiness," "sadness," "anger," "fear," "surprise," and "neutral" in piece by piece.
