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Label

A label (as distinct from signage) is a piece of paper, plastic film, cloth, metal, or other material affixed to a container or product. Labels are most often affixed to packaging and containers using an adhesive, or sewing when affixed to clothing. Labels contain printed information or symbols about the product or item. Information printed directly on a…

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Stock types

Attachment

Usability

Environmental considerations

Other aspects

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Label

Nodes117
Edges116
Triples246
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017094
Components1

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Label

Top relations

related to Specialized labels · 42
Label → A4, AI, Also, Antimicrobial, Barcode, Blockout, CDs, E-Coli, EAN, Express, Fold-out, ID, Inkjet, International Article Number, Laser, MRSA, No-AI, Notebook, Often, One
related to Further reading · 24
Label → Chapman, D7932 Standard Specification, Edition, Encyclopedia, Extreme Distribution Environments, Fairley, Hall, History, Holkham, ISBN, John Wiley, Label Technology, Label Writing, OCLC, Packaging Technology, Planning, Pressure-Sensitive Adhesive Labels, Printed, Sons, Stanley
related to Pressure-sensitive adhesive types · 16
Label → Adhesion, Celsius, Designed, For, Freezer, High, Most, Normally, Peelable, Permanent, Pressure-sensitive, The, There, This, Typically, Ultra-peelable
related to Textiles · 16
Label → Federal Law, Garments, Historically, However, In, It, PLA, Polylactic, Printed, PVC/Plastic, RFID, Some, Textile, Textiles, These, US
related to Usability · 16
Label → Aspects, Australia/New Zealand's, Braille, Canadian, Criticism, CropLife International, Depending, EU, In, Labels, On, Responsible Use, The, UK, USA's FDA, Where
has impact · 14
Label → An, Based, Choice, Environmental, For, Friend, If, Labels, Life, Paper, PSA, Sea, The, Users
related to Attachment · 12
Label → Heat-activated, Hot, Labels, Pressure-sensitive, PSA, PVA, Rivets, Sewing, Shrink, Static, Wet, Yarn
related to Colour · 9
Label → Additionally, Digital, Ink, It, Pantone, Pantone Matching System, PMS, The Pantone, UV
related to Products · 9
Label → Drug Administration, FDA, For, Labels, Permanent, Removable, These, United States Food, VIN
related to Assets · 7
Label → For, In, Such, They, Traffolyte, UID, US Military

Important terminology Word statistics

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Important terminology

labels may used adhesive packaging also information printed many use stock product citation needed example material made without commonly adhesives

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Extracted RDF-like relationships with confidence and source. The table includes structured facts and lower-confidence contextual relations.
SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
that for food in the UK or United Statesinstance ofsome or all of which may be governed by legislation0.80text
poisons or flammable liquids must have a warning labelinstance ofhazardous products0.80text
the presence of gluten or soyinstance ofand may also state allergy risks0.80text
word processorinstance ofMany software packages0.80text
contact manager programs produce standardized mailing labels from a data set that comply with postal standardsinstance ofMany software packages0.80text
MRSAinstance ofWith the growth in hospital-acquired infections0.80text
E-Coliinstance ofWith the growth in hospital-acquired infections0.80text
the use of antimicrobial labels in infection-sensitive areas of hospitals are helping in combating these types of microbes.Fold-out labelsinstance ofWith the growth in hospital-acquired infections0.80text
also known as bookletinstance ofWith the growth in hospital-acquired infections0.80text
multi-pageinstance ofWith the growth in hospital-acquired infections0.80text
multi-layerinstance ofWith the growth in hospital-acquired infections0.80text
or extended labelsinstance ofWith the growth in hospital-acquired infections0.80text

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