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(program/computer) An ordered set of characters used to symbolically identify an instruction, a program, a quantity, or a data area. The label also symbolically designates the memory location which is to contain the instruction, etc. The label is, therefore, the symbolic analog of an address. A label may be absolute, relative, direct, or indirect.
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| labrum |
A basin that stood at hip-height or waist-height somewhere in the caldarium. It often stood in an apse specifically designed for it, termed the schola labri. Its purpose was both to provide sweating bathers with an opportunity to splash themselves with cold water and also to provide water to splash on the walls of the caldarium, in order to maintain a high humidity. ...
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| labeling |
incorporation of an easily detectable signal into a DNA molecule; radioactive labeling is increasingly replaced by nonradioactive methods biot; in seed science, attaching labels to seed lots with information on variety identity, purity, and seed quality seed
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| labor |
rhythmic tightening of the muscular wall of the uterus to push the fetus down through the vagina during childbirth.
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| labor |
The time and processes that occur during childbirth from the beginning of cervical dilation to the delivery of the placenta, or after childbirth.
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