Sentence examples for assigning a value from inspiring English sources

Please note, we are not appraising your items or assigning a value to them!

My economist brain spends hours assigning a value to each tier of status.

Beyond the computational complexity, assigning a value to any coalition of a large set of elements does not make sense.

(ii) is computed by assigning a value of one to each primary stream and to each multicast stream (other than a simulcast) that is an independent station, and by assigning a value of one-quarter to each primary stream and to each multicast stream (other than a simulcast) that is a network station or a noncommercial educational station.

We are proposing that assigning a value to each of the test cases of a test suite can provide a solution.

Since blockchains enable users to execute all kinds of computer code inside a network of linked computers, even purely operational functions – such as assigning a value to a variable – have been viewed as "contracts" coordinating the behavior of multiple parties.

But some industry representatives said assigning a value to life was inherently subjective, and that the recent changes were driven by the administration's pursuit of its regulatory agenda rather than scientific considerations.

Clearly he is "sort of" old, a qualitative assessment that can be quantified by assigning a value, or degree of membership, between 0 and 1 say 0.30—for his inclusion in a fuzzy set of old persons.

Determining the degree of correlation of the surrogate end point to the clinical benefit end point is essential in assigning a value to its inclusion in a proof-of-concept study in drug development.

This paper presents a method for assigning a value to a test case of a communication protocol; it is based on sensitivity analysis, which involves execution, infection and propagation probabilities.

"Assigning a value to culture is difficult - you don't see it in the firm's quarterly reports.