Sentence examples for system that assigned from inspiring English sources

Not according to ESPN's Total QBR, a relatively new rating system that assigned Tim Tebow a low score of 29.7 in Denver's overtime victory against San Diego on Sunday.

A nationwide system that assigned jobs to all college graduates was abolished only in the late nineteen-nineties.

But she also alienated many parents with her reorganization plan, known as One Newark, which replaced the city's tradition of neighborhood schools with a universal enrollment system that assigned students by lottery to traditional as well as charter schools.

The system that assigned the safety ratings was a machine-learning system, which had been trained on hundreds of thousands of examples in which human volunteers had rated the relative safety of streetscapes depicted in pairs of images.

Only in 1997 did the six biggest conferences join up to form the Bowl Championship Series (BCS), a system that assigned the best teams to the most prominent bowl games.

The clinicians (VBM, RHP, and JJC) adjudicated the list using a scoring system that assigned a score for each API molecule's potential from a pharmacotherapy perspective.

Mr. Roth has also helped build a system that assigns kidney donation swaps.

The American Standard Code for Information Interchange, or Ascii (pronounced ASK-ee), is a coding system that assigns numbers to English-language characters.

The winner of the gold medal is determined by a complex scoring system that assigns numerical values to times and distances, not to relative positions.

Voluntarism, any metaphysical or psychological system that assigns to the will (Latin: voluntas) a more predominant role than that attributed to the intellect.

New Mexico uses a classification system that assigns each inmate a number from one to six, with six being reserved for the most violent offenders; Western has inmates of all levels up to five.