Sentence examples for idea of ranking from inspiring English sources

The idea of ranking individuals through social network analysis has been broadly explored in the literature.

The whole idea of ranking organisms on a grade, from primitive to advanced, implies that there is an objective way to measure advancement.

Yesterday in Roll Call, the Capitol Hill newspaper, the campaign lawyers for President Barack Obama and Senator John McCain co-authored an op-ed endorsing the idea of ranking state election systems.

Michael Gove, the Education Secretary, is already reviewing the league table measures, and it is possible that he might ditch the idea of ranking schools according to the five A* to C grade criterion.

In the 21st century, we are wary of the idea of ranking and classifying art.

She bristled at the thought of judging students by test scores and shunned the idea of ranking schools.

But audiences are different from performers: they have a martial idea of rank.

"And increasingly uncomfortable with the idea of rank discrimination based on someone's sexuality".

"Bill Saroyan simply couldn't handle the idea of rank," Mr. Leggett writes, which certainly was a liability when he found himself drafted.

In 2011 FairVote legal intern Cynthia Okechukwu did an excellent legal analysis that effectively addressed concerns about equal protection of voters, and in 2012 Rob Richie coauthored a Roll Call commentary with leading early voting specialist Paul Gronke on the idea of having ranked choice ballots for overseas voters built into the presidential nominating process.

To follow this idea through, we needed a method of ranking genes according to their tissue distribution, so that we could correlate this with NXScores.