Sentence examples similar to ranking reverse from inspiring English sources

Eric Lipton wrote in The New York Times in November about Congress' highest-ranking reverse revolver: Dan Coats, the new Republican senator from Indiana.

A value of zero indicates the absence of correlation between the rankings and reverse ranking is implied by a value of -1.

2 game this season while avenging a 1-point loss at UConn early last season when the rankings were reversed.

However, the rankings are reversed: double crews are much less frequent in this sample than in the RN10 sample; this might be due both to the distinct survey protocols and to the fact that the types of traffic differ in nature.

The robustness curves have intersected one another and the robustness rankings are reversed.

Interestingly, we find that (relative to the no social influence case) the cost-effectiveness rankings become reversed.

Habitat heterogeneity may facilitate coexistence on a regional scale in both, competitive and predator prey systems [ 16] if competitive rankings are reversed in patches of different quality, and reciprocal exclusion provides interacting species with refuges from competition or predation ("spatial storage effect" [ 13, 14]).

In one specific instance, she used her friendship with Major General David Petraeus to force a lower ranking officer to reverse an order she was unhappy about.

Corresponding rank correlations in the top 250 rankings even drop below 50%% which indicates that more than 25%% of rank comparisons reverse.

England will travel to Germany, who are second in the world rankings, for a reverse fixture on a date yet to be confirmed.

Since they are born under 'the Evil Maxim' that subordinates duty to happiness, they are unable by their own devices to reverse this ranking, and require 'an effect of grace' (Religion, 6.53).