Sentence examples for assign good from inspiring English sources

Susan Dominus's balanced profile (May 23) of Firefighter John Zazulka's post 9/11 personal life was a reminder of how futile attempts to assign "good guy/gal, bad guy/gal" labels are in matters of the heart.

Often people assign good environmental standards to high-quality products that contribute to a higher social acceptance of the agriculture and its production systems.

Due to this limitation, it becomes less flexible to assign good RBs for the retransmission of uplink data, but HARQ combining gain still can benefit the retransmission quality.

Thus, to discretize biological data we must have a good knowledge of these data to assign good values.

Conditional cooperation can arise from simple rules based on direct experience with a partner (Axelrod, 1984) or indirect experience (Nowak & Sigmund, 1998), and they can also involve subtle considerations that assign good or bad standing to a partner (Leimar, 1997, Panchanathan and Boyd, 2004, Nowak and Sigmund, 2005).

Unlike Best Buy and Wal-Mart, which assign goods to their stores from a central office, Bed Bath insists that local store managers decide what to stock and display.

The idea of assigning good and evil to these games is part of the entertainment.

Stickland pairing is an appealing candidate mechanism because (a) it imposes constraints to the amino acids to be assigned to newly evolved proto-adapter pairs, and (b) it favours redundancy by assigning good electron donors or acceptors to proto-adapters in a way that allows it to react with several amino acids with complementary Stickland role.

Their algorithmic web bots demand constant unique content in order to assign a good page rank.

They were assigned a good sound engineer — "Ahmet Ertegun didn't become the chairman of the biggest independent record company in the world by having baba ghanoush for brains".

All samples initially assigned with good prognosis either retained their assignment, or changed to unassigned (p < 0.05).