Sentence examples for global merit from inspiring English sources

Scores were calculated as follows: (1) Since scores for each dimension of a single recommendation ranged from 1 to 5, a global merit score for each recommendation was added up by combining the five individual dimension scores for that recommendation.

For (1), perceived global merit of each ethical recommendation, a z-score was calculated for the merit rating of each ethical recommendation to more accurately compare scales with different levels of variability.

The novel hybrid algorithm has the global merits of the genetic algorithm as well as the local improvement capabilities of the transformable scale BFGS algorithm.

While the UK retains a seat at the top table (G7, UN Security Council, NATO), it punches above its weight with a bigger voice and role than its global position merits.

These ideas have merit — global stocks of natural gas and coal are huge — but they don't represent a panacea.

Hedge funds, seen by many observers as key contributors to the near-collapse of the global financial system, merit just 29 mentions in the 122-page report.

Happily, that means a film doesn't need to prove its appeal in Britain to become a part of the UK catalogue; a strong following in any Netflix territory is enough to merit global acquisition.

It is argued that global contextual effects merit more attention than compositional ones.

He is doing this because climate change has failed to galvanise enough support among global leaders to merit the type of annoying, restrictive but effective laws that make people change their ways.

Some of his criticisms of the global order have merit.

Pope Benedict XVI said on Thursday that the world was in "a cultural and moral crisis" and that the global financial crisis merited a "profound" change of vision.