Sentence examples for labels in the first from inspiring English sources

Revenues are down, the market is fragmented, and indie artists that manage to gain a following find that they have little need for the labels in the first place – they can sell their music online through sites like AmieStreet and iTunes.

"They're mad that all of their money are going to labels, but why did they sign their rights away to labels in the first place?

Old labels don't apply as neatly as they do for those of us who fought for those labels in the first place and who grew up in a world where the binary ruled.

This could mean that they were incorrectly labeled in the first place, although the authors mention other possibilities as well, and stress that they didn't have data to explain the change.

EMI was Fischer-Dieskau's home label in the first part of his career, and these discs find him at his vocal peak, even if he sometimes offered subtler insights later on.

Indeed, their debut album suggests they loved pretty much any band with tight jeans, scruffy shoes and a couple of distortion pedals who released a record on an indie label in the first half of that decade.

The sites were labelled in the first column (see the text for details): measurement PLB1 to PLB3 were taken at different heigth from the ground level.

As shown in Fig. 13, the average accuracy rates of human-assisted labelling in the first test are around 75%%, but 98 % in the second test due to the position information is attached with each sound.

The region-wise information of the concept classifier is then combined to a global representation through a normalized vector in which each component represents the frequency of occurrence of a specific concept taking into account the image labeled in the first stage.

Kofi et al. have presented a run-length-based connected component algorithm for FPGA implementation [8, 9], runs in images are extracted and initially labeled in the first pass, then equivalence sets are resolved, and runs are translated to connected components.

Let's just take a moment to think about how a trend earns this demeaning label in the first place.