Sentence examples for a ranking device from inspiring English sources

All 14 cases explain how to make a choice, but only a few cases offer a ranking device.

Drawing on a detailed study of a prominent graphical performance measure from within the information technology (IT) arena, we provide evidence to show that IT markets can be as much a product of the affordances and constraints of ranking devices as any other (non-material) aspects of the ranking.

That isn't to say that they won't catch up again, but as far as ranking devices on compelling user experiences goes, Nokia aren't leading the pack.

Through developing the notion of a 'ranking device', we examine how the "format and furniture" of a ranking can mediate and constitute a domain.

In its own words, Google stated over eight years ago that it was "obsessed with speed". In 2010, it announced Page Speed as a ranking factor in its algorithm, and that was way before mobile devices and smartphones became mainstream.

I would argue that today, given the fact that many mobile devices have limited bandwidth/memory, page speed carries even more weight as a ranking factor.

Desktop-based Google search has always considered page speed as a ranking factor, but only recently has Google announced that page speed would be a factor on mobile devices.

A ranking exercise was also carried out.

But we also need a ranking scale.

We propose a ranking method for fuzzy numbers.

TDI-based rankings of the countries were compared with a ranking derived from the Information and Communication Technologies Development Index of the International Telecommunication Union.