Sentence examples for labels are based from inspiring English sources
TTI labels are based on a functional water-based ink that impregnates some areas of an absorbent paper whose edges are waterproofed by a UV graphic ink.
K-pop's all-powerful labels are based in Apgujeong, a neighbourhood in Gangnam.
Other less club-oriented labels are based in the city too, including Morr Music, City Slang Records and Sonar Kollektiv.
Organizers had wanted to stage the show at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, where many of the Latin artists and music labels are based.
4. Many of his favorite labels are based in small Italian towns, including Guidi, a leather company in Pescia that dates back to the 19th century.
Calorie counts on food labels are based on a system developed by Wilbur Olin Atwater, a late-19th-century American chemist.
There were several so-called Super Bowl previews or conference championship previews earlier this season, but those labels were based on preseason predictions, not results, and those games were duds.
What this means in totality is that the standardized use of 2,000 calories per day, and the percentage of protein, carbohydrates and fat that appears as a percent daily value on today's food labels, is based upon information that does not relate to the majority of Americans.
These labels were based upon the content of the attitudinal scale.
Eco-labels are based on multiple criteria covering a product's life cycle from the sourcing of the raw materials, production methods, and consumption to disposal (Joshi 2004).
The BBFC regulates porn in the same way it does with blockbuster films, and their guidelines for what constitutes the R19 label are based in part on what is judged obscene under the Obscene Publications Act of 1959.
