Sentence examples for labels that can be from inspiring English sources

Albeit narrower than emission from dye molecules, the 30 40 nm band width limits the number to a few unique luminescent labels that can be created for the QD-labeled silica nanoparticles.

Styles of column header labels that can be shown.

Although not explicitly listed above, axes and plots also have labels that can be set and changed.

For example, he dismisses terms like dyslexia and Asperger's syndrome as ridiculous labels that can be harmful to children.

Special tapes that fit into the machine will produce cloth labels that can be ironed onto clothing.

It also makes a wide variety of TZ tapes, including one that produces labels that can be ironed onto clothing.

But those researchers can also develop a reputation for not being a team player, a label that can be debilitating in the increasingly collaborative science arena.

These physical properties combined with the low lasing threshold and the ability to generate unique output spectra allows the application of membrane lasers as security label that can be applied to a wide range of substrates including banknotes, contact lenses, and finger nails.

This is, for the most part, the aspirant separatism of the advantaged, not a label that can be applied to the burden that is Scotland, though there are 60,000 Gaelic language speakers every one of whom is expert in special pleading, pléadala speisialta.

The brand is a label that can be attached to stuff — not just thongs and rabbit-head necklaces like the one Carrie Bradshaw wore for a while in "Sex and the City," but bar glasses, pool cues, bath and shower products and tank tops for dogs — and there is a huge and growing market for this merchandise overseas, especially in Asia and Eastern Europe.

Documentary seems, more than ever, like a catchall rubric, a label that can be affixed to heterogeneous, even contradictory products, ranging from the pranks of the elusive street artist Banksy (recorded in "Exit Through the Gift Shop") to "Baseball: The Tenth Inning," Ken Burns's meditation on the recent history of baseball.