Sentence examples for aggregate success from inspiring English sources

The widest grin in this arena was reserved for their chief executive Rick Parry, the £12m guaranteed by narrow aggregate success to be offset against the £25m spent in the transfer market this summer.

Progress on reducing poverty at national levels often obscures deep-rooted disparities, says the analysis, adding that enduring issues of social exclusion could lead to uneven improvements that would put at risk aggregate success.

The 2-1 aggregate success sets up another trip to eastern Europe in the next round after Steaua overcame a 2-0 deficitoto beat Ajax on penalties in the Romanian capital last night.

Ivory Coast's Giovanni Sio scored twice as the African champions beat neighbours Liberia 3-0, for a 4-0 aggregate success, while Senegal overcame Madagascar 3-0 for a 5-2 aggregatriumphmph with goals from Cheikhou Kouyaté, Moussa Konaté and Mame Biram Diouf.

The Brewers secured a trip to Wembley thanks to a second-half goal from Adam McGurk, which secured a 2-2 draw on the day and a 3-2 aggregate success, after the hosts had fought back from being a goal down on the day and two overall.

Seven days after his side missed out on automatic promotion to the Championship following an agonising loss at Colchester United, Beckford's volley and incredible lob from near the halfway line helped Preston to a 3-0 victory and 4-0 aggregate success.

Fig. 8 Aggregated success rate.

Test results showed that CNN models from binary images of mastics and aggregates could success classify different asphalt mixtures with higher reliability than CNN model from images of air voids.

But they often don't take the next step of aggregating economic success into a unified message about their city or region.

In the short run, this new investment philosophy has been, in the aggregate, a great success.

Critically, however, when external feedback is absent, it may prove adaptive to use decision confidence as a proxy for success, aggregating local confidence estimates over longer timescales to form global SPEs.