Sentence examples for adopt the voting from inspiring English sources

We adopt the voting scheme proposed by Ghosh et al. [15] to make the final VAD decisions on a 10-ms interval.

In order to obtain the sample label, we adopt the voting principle, where the precipitation particle type with the most votes in the sample data is used as the label of the range bin.

Here's a question the WSJ can answer fairly easily -- did the WSJ ever write an editorial calling on Congress to adopt the Voting Rights Act? Did it write any editorial on the Act prior to passage?

For the range-free scheme, the nodes adopt the voting-based location estimation which can ignore the minor votes imposed by the malicious nodes.

In light of the support, Carson's City Council decided to skip a public vote and adopt the ballot measure.

Tory-Lib Dem relations were poisoned by the campaign for the May 5th referendum on whether Britain should adopt the alternative vote system (AV) for Westminster elections.

A vicious campaign before the referendum on May 5th on whether Britain should adopt the alternative-vote (AV) electoral system (see article) has seen to that.

A recent member of the student union's executive, who wishes to remain anonymous due to having friends in both camps, compares the row to that preceding the 2011 referendum on whether to adopt the alternative vote, when the no campaign famously resorted to imagery of sick babies.

The original question was to have been: "Do you want the United Kingdom to adopt the "alternative vote" system instead of the current "first-past-the-post" system for electing members of parliament to the House of Commons?" The Electoral Commission said the phrase, "do you want…to adopt" could imply the alternative vote system was already preferred by some people, or had already been decided on.

If all those states were to adopt the national popular vote in coming years as well, that would bring the project to 262 votes, just eight shy of the threshold to functionally end the electoral college.

Mr Johnson supplied part of the answer in an article in the Times: he advocated a referendum on adopting the complex voting system that was recommended by an inquiry in 1998, then shelved by Tony Blair.Other Labour figures weighed in too.