Sentence examples for given ranks from inspiring English sources

The parameters were given ranks for their sensitivity to the model calibration.

Then given ranks were converted in percentages on GIS software to integrate the value with its respective raster data.

We discuss formulations of boundary conditions in a quantum graph vertex and demonstrate that the so-called ST-form can be further reduced up to a form more effective in certain applications: In particular, in identifying the number of independent parameters for given ranks of two connection matrices, or in calculating the scattering matrix when both matrices are singular.

Although Green et al. (1996) proposed a rank order for the alternatives, they did not consider the possibility of assigning a weight of 0 for a given rank or the difference between two given ranks to be 0. Noguchi et al. (2002) presented a strong ordering to alternatives in which weights are obtained using the feasible solution region of the constraint set in LP.

Spearman's distance [ 34] is used to definition of distance between two given ranks: (1) S L i, L j = ∑ t ∈ L i ∪ L j r L i t − r L j t.

A function to detect the best list that is as close as possible to all the given ranks is defined as (3) δ ∗ = arg ⁡ min ⁡ ∅ δ, ∅ δ = ∑ i = 1 m w i d δ, L i, where w i refers to the list L i. d is Spearman's footrule distance between the best list δ ∗ and L i.

Deputation waited on French War Office, willing as Bans, providing: Three given rank of Colonel and rest ranks graded proportionally.

Given Rank's operational momentum and longer-term ability to return cash and/or engage in M&A, we see this as positive for shareholders.

Lognormal (3P) is given ranking 1 in case of Haridwar data and Gumbel is given ranking 1 in case of Garhmukteshwar data.

Algorithm ?? presents the method for performing recommendations considering a given ranked list τ i.

The TPR is the number of actives at a given rank position divided by the number of actives, and the FPR is the number of inactives at a given rank position divided by the number of inactives.