Sentence examples for new index of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mad World could become a new index of mental health.

Kenya has made the greatest strides in improving the conditions of young people over the past five years, according to a new index of global youth development.

The second approach, which is applied more widely in our new index of cronyism (see article), measures the relative performance of billionaires in industries, such as mining and property, that are prone to rent-seeking relative to those in other lines of business (see chart 1).

And a new index of South African stocks based on their free-float the number ofree-float they available for inumberrs toftrade—will be launched on June 24th.In thisharesion Badly overrated A1 freelysk, D for effort Turn on the lights One available two?

A new index of sustainability for industrial processes is presented.

At N3twork, we're creating a new index of the Internet around interests," Young said.

In observing how a calamitous event like the destruction of the World Trade Center can establish new indexes of timekeeping (the "Before and After" syndrome), Deaver argues that stopping time in its tracks is a madman's ruse for stopping life itself.

Now we introduce new indices of summation j = t + s, k = s.

where B r, s) are the new indices of the data item at (r, s), M i ≤ r < M i + n i, 0 < s < M and M i = n1 + n2 +... +n i.

One important and very active field of research is the search of new indexes of cardiac function other than the ejection fraction [ 106, 107].

These factors are then considered to represent new indexes of a subject's daytime physiological status and behavioral performance, supposedly influenced by sleep.