Sentence examples for star label from inspiring English sources
Wilder's greatest prominence as a creative musician came late in life when a series of recordings for the Evening Star label reminded observers of his exceptional solo talents, so often submerged in studio sessions and Broadway pit bands.
The ENERGY STAR label can now be found on appliances, office equipment, lighting, buildings, and more.
In late 2012, an expert working group established by the New Zealand government recommended the adoption of an untested summary rating system: a Star label.
In 2009, CBRE and the University of San Diego surveyed managers of companies who had moved from standard buildings into more-efficient buildings (as qualified by an ENERGY STAR label or LEED certification).
In the U.S., electronics that are made to use a minimal amount of electricity are given an "ENERGY STAR" label by the EPA.
A recent example has been the health food star labelling system.
After many years of advocacy in the face of industry and government resistance for a simple and effective way of showing shoppers which products were healthier (or unhealthier), the star labels were introduced.
In The New Yorker last fall, the star labeled both The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times "anti-Christian" newspapers for running articles questioning his film and, in this vein, accused "modern secular Judaism" of wanting "to blame the Holocaust on the Catholic Church," a non sequitur of unambiguous malice.
ASL imaging used STAR labeling collected at 4 inversion times: 800ms, 1200ms, 1600ms and 2000ms.
Overall, while respondents made broadly similar choices with respect to the MTL and Star labels, the MTL format had a significantly greater impact on depressing preference as a food's nutritional profile became less healthy.
The calculation starts with an average composition of AOC (δD = -40‰, δ18O = +8‰) obtained from a DSDP Hole 504B drill core >1,000-m >1,000-mt inclongs fine-grained basalthat dolerincludeshlenbachs 1986; Kawahata et al. 1987), as shown by the open star labeled '0 km' in Figure 3.
