Sentence examples for newly labeled from inspiring English sources

Here in Montana, 158 schools were to be newly labeled failures.

Due to the cost and difficulty of truth labeling for SAR images, the newly labeled samples available for image classification are very limited.

There have been studies to mitigate the effect of a small training set [27, 28] by iteratively labeling unlabeled data with the classifier under training and adding newly labeled samples to the training set.

A scrutiny of the White House statements suggests less a concern for civil liberties infringed than the bill's granting of the rights stipulated by the Geneva Convention to newly labeled "prisoners of war" who happen to be American citizens.

Until the recent Trump administration designation, however, no one in the ensuing years would be newly labeled an enemy combatant and sent to the Guantanamo Bay Detention Facility or held without charge on U.S. soil.

These newly labeled filaments would enrich the equatorial signal over time, without actually having moved from pole to equator.

Other terms were bandied about, but "world music" stuck and 11 indie labels put in £3,500 between them to introduce newly labelled sections in record stores.

(A 2010 study conducted by researchers at the U.S.D.A. looked at whether consumers of shrimp one of the first products to bear country-of-origin labels would shift their buying behaviors to favor the newly labelled product. They found that consumers were essentially indifferent).

One way to enter this relatively newly labelled field is to concentrate on managing the development of digital skills that are involved in maintaining big data platforms.

Experimental results show that with the utilization of these newly labelled test cases, the effectiveness of fault localization can indeed be improved.

Leicester only lasted one season in the top flight and were relegated to the newly labelled Championship, previously known as Division One.