Sentence examples for greater one of from inspiring English sources

The tolerance band of UDP in CAISO is defined as the greater one of 5 MW or 3% of a unit maximum capacity.

The consequences for stunted innovation could not be greater: One of Microsoft's flagship products, Office, got eaten alive by Google's free office suite, Google Docs, after the company failed to follow users where they are now spending their time (the Internet).

As the team behind a Sheffield "pilot trial" of early detection insisted, "the problem is not that of cancerphobia specifically, but the vastly greater one of neurosis generally".

The risk score α was computed by summing up the following: z-score of sex-specific age-adjusted WC, TG, LDL-C, FPG, minus z-score of sex-specific age-adjusted HDL-C, and the greater one of the two z-scores with sex-specific age and height-adjusted SBP and DBP.

If there is no structural similarity between first two models (defined as zero MaxSub score [37]), templates will be re-ranked by the greater one of two Z-scores, which are calculated based on the raw alignment score normalized by the full alignment length and the non-end-gap alignment length, respectively.

And the remaining, much reduced, quota has been cut further by reserving 20,000 "margin" places for which institutions charging an average of less than £7,500 a year can bid.This in theory has introduced a hefty dose of welcome competition, and in reality a greater one of uncertainty.

"It's the great one, of the harvesters.

In the great one of the 1960's, for example, the conglomerate was king.

"There's a great one of me in the hotel lobby with Geoffrey Boycott.

Bush is simply one of the greats, one of the extraordinary humans that sometimes strike, like lightning.

People would pay a small amount for a great one of these as well.