Sentence examples for typically labeled from inspiring English sources

NIH and AHRQ grant application form packages include both agency-specific forms (typically labeled PHS) and federal-wide forms (typically labeled Research & Related or R&R).

These students are usually viewed by staff as "good kids," while black kids are typically labeled troublemakers.

They are mixed up with artists typically labeled Post-Minimalists or some such: Eva Hesse, Richard Serra, Bruce Nauman, Robert Smithson, Richard Artschwager, Robert Irwin, Judy Chicago.

Sweet champagnes, typically labeled demi-sec, are hard to find, but there's a Valentine's secret sleeping on your store's Italy shelf.

Some of the astrocyte recordings were confirmed later by biocytin staining; patch-clamp recording from a single astrocyte typically labeled a large network of astrocytes (58 ± 8 cells, n = 10 slices), as reported previously27,55.

Typically labeled a "waste" product produced by muscles because lactate rises to high levels in the blood during extreme exercise, athletic trainers and competitive athletes think of lactate as the cause of muscle fatigue, reduced performance and pain.

When living things move into our space, we typically label them as pests.

For scientific applications, we typically label our hole fill geometry, to distinguish it from geometry we actually observed.

Dust storms are a regular summer phenomenon in Arizona, and the news media typically label them as nothing more than that.

And let me, by the way, draw your attention to the fact that, in the real world, this operation is essentially implemented by what you would typically label as an analog to digital converter, if in fact the discreet-time processing is being done digitally.

Line, an app made by NHN Japan Corporation, which has grown rapidly, amassing over 100 million users since its launch in summer 2011, is typically labelled as a messaging app – and compared to the likes of WhatsApp, Viber and Skype because it offers free calls and texts.