Sentence examples for labels are known from inspiring English sources
And ironically enough that may be the key to his success as a businessman.The majors, as the big labels are known, used to have talent-spotting music men at their head, but now a television producer and a journalist head the second-biggest, Sony BMG; a group of private-equity firms own a big chunk of Warner Music Group; and EMI's chairman used to run a biscuit company.
The training data refer to the data objects whose class labels are known.
Tansky then asks Wintour if she can push designers to send shipments to the stores on time (many labels are known for shaky logistical operations).
L i is a subset of W. Members of L i are the instances in W whose labels are known at iteration i.
In addition, despite the fact that many of the major record labels are known to be actual investors in Spotify, the startup is in a love-hate relationship with them of Shakespearean proportions, as today's news hints at.
Labels are known to give streaming rates for on demand music of around half a cent per song play, but they are negotiated on a deal by deal and label by label basis.
The party, a sit-down dinner for 600, followed by a concert of artists from all labels, is known as the Grammy equivalent of the legendary Swifty Lazar Oscar bash.
Covalent modification on amino acids is usually stable during analysis, unlike in hydrogen/deuterium exchange where back exchange or scrambling of mass labels is known to occur.
However, supervised classification could greatly help to obtain more accurate classifications when information on class labels is known beforehand and an accurate FSS or a reliable validation could be obtained as well.
For evaluation with the cow rumen metagenome sample, for which no true taxonomic labels were known, we divided the assembled contigs into multiple sequence 'chunks' and characterized the consistency of taxonomic assignments for chunks originating from same contig (Supplementary Material, 'VIII. Consistency analysis').
Perhaps because of that commitment, Giles, as he and his label are known, gave to his own line his haute cartoon sensibility: Pop Art flowers zinging with color and polka dots splattered over dresses like glitter was scattered on eyelids.
