Sentence examples for a ranking that from inspiring English sources

The final ranking of alternatives is the outcome (intersection) of two separate rankings: the Φ+(a) ranking that is based on the 'better' and 'much better' preference relationships; and the Φ−(a) ranking that is based on the 'worse and 'much worse' preference relationships (for more information see [56]).

From this viewpoint, voting rules are seen as error-correcting codes: their goal is to correct errors in the input rankings and recover a ranking that is close to the ground truth.

But he also produces a ranking that does include margin of victory.

This ranking is not a real ranking, but a ranking that can be used to enter tournaments.

It gained 22percentt over the period, fourth among domestic diversified funds in a ranking that includes such small funds.

N.H.T.S.A. has now awarded the Volt five stars, the top ranking, in its crash test results (a ranking that is also suspect to conspiracy theorists).

But residents making between $100,000 to $200,000 came in at 49th in 2000, a ranking that hasn't changed since 1995.

In other words, in trying to come up with a ranking that is heterogeneous — a methodology that is broad enough to cover all vehicles — Car and Driver ended up with a system that is absurdly ill-suited to some vehicles.

Four years ago, as a fast-food addict, Andre Agassi was playing Challenger events in Las Vegas just to pump up a ranking that had plunged to No. 141.

Ignoring every traditional statistic for players, Sagarin and Winston have designed a ranking that is modeled on hockey's plus-minus system, in which players receive credit for being in the game when their team does well.

It was the worry that France was moving closer to losing its top-notch triple-A ranking that prompted President Nicolas Sarkozy to call an emergency summit with ministers last week.