Sentence examples for ordering that can from inspiring English sources

At the other extreme, utilities are measured on a ratio scale with full interpersonal comparability if those profiles yield the same social ordering that can be obtained from each other by rescaling, or multiplying all utility functions by the same positive real number.

If those conditions really are applicable to intrapersonal conflict (as Steedman and Krause 1986 argue), then an agent who is rational in the sense that she has reasons for her evaluations (i.e. aspect preferences) may well not be rational in the sense that she has a transitive and complete preference ordering that can be mechanically derived (via a formation rule) from these reasons.

Note that among the tree topologies we considered there is no 'natural' ordering that can be used in our distribution plots.

We also eat foods in combinations and in orders that can affect how they're absorbed.

What a tape recorder does is set these in a particular order that can then be reproduced as sound".

Or if you're manufacturing overseas and they cancel a big order, that can put you out of business".

"No elected official wants to give a demolition order that can turn voters against him," Mr. Fontana explained.

The case is still technically open until the judges issue a "closing order" that can amount to an indictment.

It may even be that a thrill ride is the only order that can be fully counted on to gain a visitor's close attention.

It is Bluetooth-enabled, fits in a cup holder, and emits up to twelve scents, in an order that can be controlled using a smartphone app.

The exchanges have limits on orders above a certain size, for instance, and on the number of orders that can come in.