"produce labels" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to labels placed on produce, such as fruits and vegetables, to inform the consumer of the variety, origin, and other information about the product. For example, "The grocery store sells a wide variety of produce with labels that tell you where the product was grown."
Dymo's Mr. Newman, however, said that none of the electronic labelers, Dymo's included, can produce labels that last as long as those from an old embosser.
Electronic labelers are, in effect, small printers that produce labels made on paper, plastic or metallic materials.
Some years there were prodigious quantities of honey and, in a forgivable piece of self-indulgence, Ian asked the paper's graphics department to produce labels for the pots.
The task required them to spontaneously produce labels containing segments from English that do not exist in Korean (/æ/ and coda /b/), which, when spoken with a Korean accent, can result in ambiguous homophones (e.g., pat pronounced like pet, or mob pronounced like mop).
When applied to new data, these classifiers produce labels for every pixel.
4 The California-based company YottaMark, Inc., for example, markets the HarvestMark system, which lets consumers scan produce labels using an iPhone app or type in tracking numbers online to learn precisely where the produce was grown and when it was harvested.
"There's something very fake about this place, like it's trying so hard to be earthy and 'good' but it's really just some giant evil supermarket," said a caterer, who particularly dislikes Whole Foods' "conventional" versus "organic" produce labelling.
Biotin-11-UTP (Invitrogen™, AM8450) or [α-32P]-UTP (Perkin Elmer, NEG507T250UC) was added to the reaction as required to produce labeled RNA.
This effectively allows large datasets to be generated and used for classification, reducing the demand to manually produce labeled training instances.
Interestingly, human and rat brain extracts incubated with radiolabeled morphine produce labeled M3G and M6G [22], [22].
Although stable expression of mTalin-GFP inhibits cell growth in moss, recent work using a heat inducible promoter upstream of mTalin-GFP did produce labeling of actin.
