Sentence examples for revised ranking from inspiring English sources
"The Fox" made its debut at No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, helped by a revised ranking system that accounts for a song's online activity.
Columbia University The revised ranking tells us that there are schools — like B.Y.U. and Colorado — that provide a good legal education at a decent price, and that, by choosing not to include tuition as a variable, U.S. News has effectively penalized those schools for trying to provide value for the tuition dollar.
However, placing increased emphasis upon the prevalence of patients' perceptions provides a revised ranking of their needs reminiscent of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
Since MSNet produces a revised ranking of MS-identified proteins, some proteins can receive lower ranks than in the MS analysis and fall below MSNet's 5% FDR threshold, despite satisfying the MS 5% FDR threshold.
Parallel to his initiatives in Air Force education and training, Hewitt introduced a revised aircrew ranking scheme that consisted of skill categories with various levels, such as navigator level 4 or pilot level 1, rather than the regular military ranks such as sergeant or flight lieutenant.
So let's imagine that Car and Driver revised its ranking system again, giving a third of the weight to price, a third to the driving experience, and a third split equally between exterior styling and vehicle characteristics.
Sports Illustrated soon revised its ranking to No. 3 after nearly all draft-eligible juniors decided to remain with the program instead of entering the NFL Draft.
This helped to revise the ranks and weights assigned to different thematic maps and its classes.
So Google has revised its page-ranking algorithm, the spider that constantly probes and indexes the entire Web, to give pages a quality score based on whether they appear to be content-less advertising pages or to have legitimate value.
Then, the initial result is revised using the bidirectional ranking lists.
