Sentence examples similar to sorted new from inspiring English sources

The algorithmically-sorted News Feed that treats content shared minutes or hours apart as completely distinct also doesn't fit modern media creation behaviors.

Rainy Day Records up the block, however, was the platonic ideal of a local record store: half dozen or so boxes of 45s (sorted by new, used and local bands); standalone sections for punk records, local bands on vinyl, new records and indie reissues; a vinyl boxed set by local band Unwound; and mix tapes – on actual cassette!

I'll get this sorted, set new goals for this season and focus on those.

As a penalty for this sorting, we reduce the score by the number of bits necessary to represent the new sorted order.

Defenders of the tests argue that American schools have always sorted students, and the new tests sort more fairly and more openly, so that the bald test scores force teachers and parents to pay attention and demand more from all students.

The news of the TweetDeck app shutdown and log-in experience comes after a bevy of news reports today stating that Twitter's new algorithmically sorted timeline has now gone live for all users by default.

Quine's move in [1937a] is the natural one of taking the pseudoformulæ like (A) and thinking of them as genuine formulæ in a new, one-sorted, language.

This new population is sorted (in the order of optimization) based on prediction function values.

This new population is sorted based on two criteria: (1) rank and (2) crowding distance.

A new application called Sorted launches today to offer a better, faster and more efficient way to manage your tasks via your mobile phone.

There's also a Guide sorted by topics like "U.S. News", "Home & Garden", or "TV & Movies".