Sentence examples for sort of index from inspiring English sources

I'm in no position to referee here about what sort of index annuity is typical.

The volume is most useful as a sort of index of Mr. Updike's evolution as a writer -- as he assimilates the influences of such disparate writers as Hemingway, Nabokov and Thurber, and gradually achieves a voice and fictional geography of his own -- and as a kind of shadow autobiography, tracing the outlines of his life and his ongoing preoccupations.

Each two-page spread is composed apparently to suggest a Web page -- on each, for example, a sort of index tab at upper right contains three vague glyphs that evoke Windows icons without having an actual function (although they do change shape and color with each chapter).

The focus of Equity Fund Outlook is on funds that can beat the market, but exchange traded funds track some sort of index, broad or narrow.

The growing popularity of this sort of indexing can become a self-fulfilling prophecy as a disproportionately enormous amount of money flows into the large companies that dominate the index.

"We need to get back to something that provides stability, and it's obvious to me that sooner or later you have got to have some sort of indexing model for this because it has got to address the inflation in costs – we are talking about something which can be built into the model".

Stored phone calls also lack any sort of indexing elements like the keywords and headers in e-mail that make-mail thatly searchable and retrievable, makeng them leasilyeful for corporate applicationsearchable

By comparison the 21 stock markets in MSCI's emerging-market index are worth $4 trillion.A familiar grumble about these sorts of indices, which are weighted by the market value of stocks, is that they have a skew that is unfavourable to bargain-hunters.

On the base of this technique, we can measure the MLA by using different sorts of indexes like Clark's angle (footprint angle), Chippaux Simirak index, arch index, and Sztriter Godunow index (Ky) [ 6, 23].

A: There has been some sort of transparency index of all the thinktanks, and Progress got the highest possible grade.

Therefore, we obtain a sort of Poincaré index formula without differentiability assumptions.