Sentence examples for the problem was labeled from inspiring English sources

Before long, the problem was labeled the Death Grip and Antennagate.

Based on the properties of decision variables, the problems are labeled as dynamic problems, large-scale optimization problems, etc.

Another way to tackle the problem is "label-powerset", which transforms all the occurrences of label combinations in the data into individual classes to obtain a multi-class problem.

In an interview with the magazine, Watson addressed the wage gap conversation in Hollywood and explained she has no problem being labeled a "feminazi" for speaking up. .

Mr. Johnson said he had no problem being labeled a potential spoiler in an election that he views as "a debate between Coke and Pepsi".

Some prefer just 'choreographer,' but I don't have any problems being labeled a black choreographer".

The item 'Major diseases and health problems are labelled in the patient record (for example in a problem list)' was scored highest in this group and eighth overall.

Kathryn Flett, the Observer's television critic and star of the BBC's Grumpy Old Women, said the problem was the label itself: "The term cougar is horrible – it is demeaning.

Throughout his life, Rudolph suffered from a gambling problem and was labeled a "compulsive gambler".

The problem is to label automatically time episodes containing contractions so that only a fraction of the video needs inspection.

Since the task is prohibitively difficult for a gene that is found in just one genome, a practical modification of the problem is to label each set of orthologous genes, shared by several genomes, as either ancestral or non-ancestral (see [ 5] for definition of orthology and discussion of issues in practical detection of orthologs).