Sentence examples for needs to label from inspiring English sources

It is expensive to calibrate Wi-Fi data in large-scale environment as the user needs to label extensive collection of Wi-Fi signal at each location.

In the amplitude map of the dFT of a 2D-periodic image with one of the plane symmetries that is compatible with the rectangular centered Bravais lattice type, i.e., cm or c2mm, one needs to label the 'diffraction peaks' in a way that index sums are always even because one considers all odd integer sum 'reflections' as being systematically absent [25].

"You need to label all actors.

If you need to label it, call it happiness.

Many commenters focussed on the need to label the fish as an engineered animal.

Are you criticising the medical profession for needing to label patients?

It does, however, raise questions about our constant need to label people.

They are racist, plain and simple, and the media need to label it appropriately.

Because don't we need to label people to some extent in order to narrow down treatments?

I understand why people need to label art, otherwise they don't know how to read it.

As the critic William Feaver wrote of him: There is no need to label Atkins 'heroic' in his persistence.