Sentence examples for ubiquitous label from inspiring English sources

In the stark, staged videos of the Taipei artist — making his U.S. museum début — the ubiquitous label "Made in Taiwan" has a dark side.

In the stark, staged videos by this Taipei artist making his U.S. museum début the ubiquitous label "Made in Taiwan" has a dark side.

Indeed, since the FDA established its nutrition facts panel the ubiquitous label on the back of food packages, listing calories, fat, cholesterol, protein and so on obesity has been on the rise.

GFP expression was markedly mosaic, the number of GFP-positive myofibers ranging from a few fibers to an almost ubiquitous labeling of muscle myofibers.

Supergroup, the company behind the ubiquitous Superbrand label, was the top mid-cap riser, picking up 46.5p to 568.5p.

He recalled shopping for an extension cord the other day and seeing the ubiquitous warning label for lead.

The target prediction results obtained in this study indicate that multi-label multi-class approaches are more apt than the ubiquitous single-label multi-class schemes when it comes to the application of ligand-based classifiers to target-fishing.

Hence, we believe, this was a suitable dataset for testing the hypothesis described in the Background section – that is, the multi-label multi-class approaches are more apt than the ubiquitous single-label multi-class schemes when it comes to the application of ligand-based classifiers to target-fishing.

The Nature Conservancy stopped sending me their ugly ostrich labels, and last winter I even ran out of the ubiquitous Santa labels sent by some helpful charity.

Margaret Talbot, in writing about the ubiquitous off-label use of prescription drugs like Adderall, Ritalin, and Provigil by bright, healthy young adults seeking cognitive benefits, concludes that "it makes no sense to ban the use of neuroenhancers.

"Our market share is in the 40% -plus area," says Heinz Chief Executive Tony O'Reilly, "and we've actually gained market share, despite competition from Del Monte, Hunt-Wesson and, of course, the ubiquitous private-label brands".