Sentence examples for attaching numbers from inspiring English sources

Attaching numbers to governance and human rights is a challenging task, but it is one the index has approached with care, assiduously collecting data and discarding any that does not pass stringent tests.

"I don't like attaching numbers to humans".

Valentine's is trying to strengthen his argument by attaching numbers onto it.

These include the latitude and longitude in a set of attached numbers called the EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) values.

A number of previous studies, including one by Her Majesty's Treasury, have sought to attach numbers to the benefits that the U.K. enjoys from E.U. membership.

Now research by Lucas W. Davis and David I. Levine, economists at the Haas School of Business of the University of California, Berkeley, have attached numbers to that hypothesis, calculating how much more likely an owner-occupied dwelling is to have an Energy Star appliance than a rental unit is.

The attached numbers indicate the fluid fractions and salinity.

However, most color scientists, engineers and manufacturers need to attach numbers to their color assessments so there are many different types of tools available to identify, quantify and differentiate colors.

One cannot compare two artists' work or attach numbers to it.

For instance, there are people that deal in numerology, and so they attach numbers to everything.

"If you want 100 summonses per month, at a precinct, that attached number is eventually dwindled down to an individual," Mr. Adams said.