Sentence examples for natural ordering from inspiring English sources

But there may be more than one natural ordering.

The symbols in the alphabet have no natural ordering.

In conclusion, usage of p-, np-, c- and u-charts for data without natural ordering proceeds precisely as for data endowed with a natural ordering such as time.

While some datasets may suggest a "natural" ordering to rows and columns in the matrix representation of data (e.g. when one of the dimensions represents an environmental/spatial/temporal gradient), for many applications of nestedness there is no natural ordering (e.g. species interactions).

The simulation of the survival times first, and thereafter the biomarker values, is somehow counterintuitive since the "natural" ordering suggests that time should be generated depending on the biomarker values, and not vice versa.

To this end we first give a set of conditions written in terms of clusters of trees and its structure as a partial ordered set, where we consider the natural ordering given by inclusion of sets.

Ties are broken according to the natural ordering of the objects.

These words also conspicuously start with the nine letters A through I, giving them a natural ordering.

There is a natural ordering to the units, whereas the alphabetical order imposed on a list of names is arbitrary.

The recursive residuals are attractive in Econometric applications where there is a natural ordering among the observations through time.

Categorical data is different from continuous data, where the values of attribute do not follow any natural ordering.