Sentence examples for term label from inspiring English sources

Over the longer term, label executives say, they will add exclusive content like new songs and videos to MySpace Music and offer deals to encourage customers to download albums and collections of music.

Google uses the term "label" for Gmail, Blogger, Bookmarks, and uses the term "tag" for Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Google Video and Picasa.

Their latest 12" sees imprint-owner Will Saul working alongside long term label favorite Komon on the fantastically lithe "Harmonise," a rollocking roller that's more suited to greenhouses than warehouses.

Their latest 12" sees imprint-owner Will Saul working alongside long term label favourite Komon on the fantastically lithe "Harmonise," a rollocking roller that's more suited to greenhouses than warehouses.

We have shown that both deterministic and stochastic models of observed BrdU labeling dynamics strongly support heterogeneity in the BM HSC population with a small slowly cycling portion of cells (d-HSCs) responsible for long term label retention.

For example, IUPAC describes the term "label" as a marker, tag or indicator distinguishable by the observer but not by the system and used to identify a tracer [55], and therefore makes no difference between the term "label" and "tag".

She calls what he learned a "two-way communication system," and prefers the more conservative term "labels," rather than "words," to describe his vocabulary.

Mr. Grimm, a Republican who is seeking re-election in November to a second term, labeled it a "politically motivated crime" and an "assault on democracy".

The answer, in part, is that the term labels a great variety of phenomena.

The constant term, labelled married in the table, can be interpreted as the effect of marriage on home country preferences.

This paper serves as an introduction to a new area of research that treats these terms as tenants of a multi-faceted term labelled Social Product Development.