Sentence examples for really ranked from inspiring English sources

To ensure that edges contained in the final graph G T are really ranked higher than all other edges, an offset is added to the weight of all edges in G T. In the following we present performance results of the new PG generation algorithm in combination with the modified TRANSWESD and the new LTR technique for subsequent transitive reduction.

It really ranks up there with an expensive haircut".

But this really ranks as one of the greatest films.

America didn't really rank in poster design until the 1960s, when San Francisco designers like Alton Kelley and Wes Wilson created a new style of psychedelic poster to promote gigs at the Avalon Ballroom and the Fillmore Auditorium.

"You can't really rank them," he said, "but I think it's obvious that that one stands out, simply because most of the other ones were during the bulk or the basic part of my career, and I expected to win.

So by counting galaxy clusters at various epochs (corresponding with various distances, because distant objects are seen as they were long ago) and calculating how massive they are, astronomers can tell where ordinary matter really ranks in the cosmic recipe.

Matloff wants to know whether the computer engineers entering the United States on the coveted temporary skilled-worker visa really rank, as industry representatives seeking to raise the visa limit claim, among "the world's best" information technology (IT) brains, whose presence is essential to America's ability to innovate in the future.

Does the "underdog" really rank himself lower, even visually?

In terms of credibility, it should really rank alongside the TV Quick awards and anything voted for by the public, but nope, supposedly smart people are treating it like the Nobels rather than the MOBOs.

"Not to minimize the seriousness of the Secret Service allowing two people not on the guest list to crash the state dinner at the White House recently, but historically on the scale of threats to the president, or even crashing White House parties, this episode doesn't really rank very high, I have to say.

Zhang Xueliang (June 3, 1901 - October 14 , 2001: Though once Manchuria's most powerful warlord, made famous most for his 1936 kidnapping of Chiang Kai-shek, Zhang still doesn't really rank in the "terrible" category -- his early efforts to unite Nationalists and Communists against Japanese invasion have since led him to be deemed a national hero and patriot.