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The big record labels, for instance, are steadily taking control of the distribution of music on the Internet.

For this task, first, we performed recognition for vessels considering their type labels, for instance, identifying a passenger ship among other passenger ships.

As linguistic labels categorize the world (and new, unusual labels as "grue" and "bleen" categorize it differently), so do pictorial labels, for instance, categorize it in a number of ways (and some of them indeed in new ways).

Cones for which it was simply not possible to find repeated labels, for instance because they only became visible at the end of the image stack, were excluded from the analysis.

Lack of standardization in FOP labels, for instance, in the use of colour across schemes, causes confusion and can lead to incorrect inferences being made.

The top 20 most common diagnostic labels according to patients' first ever diagnosis are listed in web table B. No major differences were apparent between the whole cohort and the stable practices in use of diagnostic labels; for instance, the top 20 labels accounted for 97.3% of all diagnoses in the whole cohort compared with 96.9% in the stable practices.

In self-training [ 17], a classifier is built from labeled instances (L) and used to predict the labels for instances in unlabeled set (U).

A signed-in YouTube user who objects to a video clicks on the "flag" beneath it and indicates the reasons for a complaint by clicking on a label: for instance, "nudity," "child abuse," "animal abuse" or "mass advertising".

The fashionable response, based on the belief that better information can lead to better behavior, is to influence consumers through things like calorie labeling — for instance, there's a mandate in the health care reform act requiring restaurant chains to post the number of calories in their dishes.

No label (control): The to-be-chosen character was not described with any label, for instance, "Roommate B is an 18-year-old business major".

We also manipulated a fourth, no-label control condition: No label (control): The to-be-chosen character was not described with any label, for instance, "Roommate B is an 18-year-old business major".