Sentence examples for credited points from inspiring English sources

By applying the credited points to each code of actions, we can assess the PAPIs according to the actions they implemented.

Depend on the energy simulation and performance calculation, three major factors: annual energy saving rate, on-site renewable energy and water use reduction, are figured out for achieving potential LEED credited points, which can demonstrate the sustainable level of the building with a single number from certain aspect.

In this perspective, action rating is based on expert valuation, similar to the US Community Rating System (CRS) that credits points to prevention activities according to their assessed effectiveness (FEMA 2014).

"I also pay him huge credit points and respect points".

By offering access to himself, he distributes the credit points of social value down to others".

Which would only earn me cultural credit points if it was still 1999.

Students received extra credit points for participating.

Since the credit points given to a sender is designed to be measured based on her history of communication patterns, a well-behaving sender can gain her credit points while an ill-behaving one will lose her credit points.

The participating students received extra credit points in exchange for their voluntary participation.

For instance, Green Building Council of Australia's (GBCA) Green Star rating tools include credit points for waste management.

Such a node accumulates "good credit" points through its good behavior and slowly gains access to increasingly sensitive resources.