Sentence examples for view labels from inspiring English sources

But Haspel's suggestion that the fish could therefore be labeled in a positive way didn't fit into the well-worn narrative of the debate, in which environmentalists who oppose genetically modified food line up to attack the biotech industry and both sides view labels as warning signs.

After each iterations of Co-Training, the text view classifier labels 2,000 emails and the hyperlink view labels 2,000 emails resulting in 4,000 additional labeled data for the next iteration of Co-Training.

View labeled & unlabeled sketches of the CXO.

Miscellaneous views include snow in Sacramento 1873 and one view labeled New York City but possibly of San Francisco.

"We do not view labelling the origin of products as being from the settlements a boycott of Israel.

"The View" labeled the get as a historic precedent, but if so, it's a footnote at best.

Some modern utilitarians have modified their theory to require this focus or even to limit moral obligation to the prevention or elimination of suffering a view labelled "negative" utilitarianism.

On Tuesday, the State Department spokesman John Kirby unexpectedly reinforced the E.U. position, saying that "construction, planning, and retroactive legalization of settlements" is illegitimate, and that the U.S. does "not view labelling the origin of products as being from the settlements as a boycott of Israel".

The theory that has the best claim to the "traditional view" label is the "Representational Theory of Memory" (or RTM).

Caveat: Lewis, Armstrong, and Sider all defend a view labeled "weak composition-as-identity," which is really the view that composition is not identity, but merely analogous to it in many respects.

(They don't even have to look pretty! Sharpies work just fine). So, for any containers or areas where items are out of view, label like the wind.