Sentence examples for kind of indices from inspiring English sources

For this purpose three kind of indices, called "degree of mobility," "adjustment motive force," and "adjustment potential," are proposed.

The interest in this kind of indices is primarily motivated by the need of prioritising potential candidates of active debris removal missions and to decide on the required reliability for disposal actions during the design phase.

You would come up with some kind of indexing.

For those having trouble coming up with ideas, the site recommends dates that are a kind of index of our current glut ways.

E.T.F.'s are a relatively new kind of index fund that trade throughout the day in the same way as stocks.

A recent CNN piece (by a former Mexico correspondent of The Economist, no less) makes some good criticisms of this kind of indexing.

Or, track a different kind of index with your students, the "Twindex" – a tracking tool that compares Twitter posts about the presidential candidates.

One alternative that we should consider is a different kind of index switch, linking retirees' benefits to gross domestic product per capita, in current dollars.

But there is a new wrinkle — a warning about E.T.F.'s, exactly the kind of index fund that I was playing with on the train.

"I think there's a lot more that can be done by NGOs to try to create that race to the top among donor governments, for instance by producing some kind of index," he says.

Galileo, who argued that the earth revolved around the sun, has been a thorn in the side of Catholic orthodoxy for more than 350 years, and the various ways in which the church has responded to him offers a kind of index of the tricky relationship between holy mother church and science.