Sentence examples for replacement ranks from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, Jones could simply promote Courtney Lawes from the replacement ranks and give Itoje a first taste of senior international rugby as a bench player.

The statistical significance of the pairwise differences was assessed using a bootstrapping procedure that sampled with replacement the ranks from each repetition.

The 31-year-old, who has played in eight of the nine Heat playoff games, has a WARP (Wins Above Replacement Player) that ranks just 29th in the playoffs, per ESPN Insider.

The last act of the old board will be to appoint three members as replacements from the ranks of the committee to keep the organization functioning.

Astonishingly, however, they found a replacement from within their ranks: the Russian soprano Ekaterina Bakanova who was that morning also in the Opera House rehearsing the role of Musetta for her Covent Garden debut in Puccini's La Bohème, on 9 July.

If Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst is elected to the United States Senate, the senators will elect his replacement from their own ranks in a process that is like a professional version of a race for student body president.

From his first weeks in office, Spitzer picked fights he could not win, like trying to force the Legislature to select from outside its own ranks a replacement state comptroller.

On the basis of Wins Above Replacement, he would have ranked as roughly the 30th best player in baseball history had he retired then.

Should a minister falter or be seen as disloyal, President Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan and Islam Karimov of Uzbekistan can find ready replacements from within the ranks of hundreds of loyal cadres, many of them holdovers from the bureaucracy of the Soviet system.

This generated a final list of 361 putative replacement modules that were ranked using a novel scoring function based on grouped atom atom contact surface areas.

The metaheuristics are coordinated to progress through five distinct steps that constitute hCSO: (1) initialization; (2) exchange; (3) modification; (4) replacement; (5) metaheuristic labelling, ranking and carry forward.