Sentence examples for relative ordering from inspiring English sources

In many ways, the relative ordering of the states is more predictable than how the election as a whole will play out.

It is hard to know if there is something real there; the timing of the polls and the relative ordering of the states in the Electoral College need to be carefully considered.

With squarification, the relative ordering of siblings is lost [5].

That is to say, predicates/linkers in each predicate/linker layer have their own relative ordering.

This is important because it indicates that the relative ordering of the IVIS systems was not altered with practice.

A fundamental property of digital hardware designs including VLSI designs is timing which underlies the occurrence of hardware activities and their relative ordering.

The relative ordering of priorities of economic before legal and ethical responsibilities in Carroll's pyramid of CSR also has implications for how CSR is perceived and justified.

The role of the relative ordering or clustering tendencies of the three different binary pairs in the ternary compound on the site preferences has also been discussed.

A new statistical metric, the 'sum of the modified logarithm of ranks' (SMLR), has been defined which measures performance of a model for both the "early recognition" (ranking earlier/higher) of active compounds and their relative ordering by potency.

The proposed similarity measure compares two patterns based on the relative ordering of pixel values rather than the gray values themselves, and thus, is invariant to gray level biases.

The main difference would be that instead of a set of world-relative ordering relations, one for each world (e.g., ≥i) there would be just one ordering relation, ≥, whereby all worlds in W (in a given model) would be ranked just once.