Sentence examples for labelling terms from inspiring English sources

Because term meanings on labels may vary by company, even with efforts by federal and state governments to standardize use of labelling terms, terms are often misinterpreted by consumers (Chen and Burns 2006).

In the case of an unsupervised approach, a list of seed terms has to be suggested by the experts which then can be used to automatically find and classify other terms that, e.g., are synonyms or antonyms to the manually labeled terms, or in other ways are co-occurring with terms with a known label.

For example, our list of gold-standard GO terms is from an older version (June 2009), but we are also interested to label terms in the latest version of GO.

All parts of the newspapers were searched for key words (neutral terms, e.g., depression, dementia, as well as labeling terms, e.g., schizophrenic, alcoholic) covering all the major psychiatric disorders, including news, interviews, columns, and editorials.

Their survey revealed that 60% of consumers look for the "natural" label term when food shopping and almost 50% assume it means animals are raised outdoors, or that growth hormones or antibiotics are not used.

The Academy operates on the semester system, which it labels as "terms" (Term 1 is the fall semester; Term 2 is the spring semester).

They have refused to sign an agreement, labelling the terms Apple is trying to negotiate for the online service as "commercial suicide".

The albums didn't sell well (in major-label terms, that means at least 10,000 copies).

In nutritional label terms, 25 teaspoons is 125 grams of sugar.

The FSIS website even states that "Knowing the meaning of labeling terms can make purchasing of meat and poultry products less confusing".

Both the user model and the system model are automatically learned from a training corpus that is labeled in terms of dialog acts.