Sentence examples for the breaking of ties from inspiring English sources

Supporters begrudged what they saw as the breaking of ties with the old Valencia.

With the Reformation and the breaking of ties with the Roman Catholic Church, Recusant scholars from Oxford fled to continental Europe, settling especially at the University of Douai.

We ran the MAM and MNM algorithms on each of the six real-world network graphs 100 times and averaged the results (presented in Table 2); this is to weed out any bias in the results due to the arbitrary breaking of ties among contending edges for inclusion to the set of edges constituting the maximal matching for both the MNM and MAM algorithms.

The domain structures that appear in alternative optimal or near optimal solutions are of interest, especially if they are significantly different, since they represent a potentially diverse array of alternative domains that are only precluded from the initially computed optimal solution as a result of the arbitrary breaking of ties that takes place in the dynamic program.

Colombia's ambassador to the O.A.S., Luis Alfonso Hoyos, called Venezuela's breaking of ties a "historic mistake".

There was a breaking of ties.

It's also filled with doubt about the actual impact of such groups, the vague intentions and confused methods that follow on those commitments, the violent distortions that those commitments can yield, and the fear of the destructive energies unleashed by the stretching and breaking of group ties.

If you apply close to the breaking strength of a line when tying a knot, you could break the line at the knot.

Now Kim has been entrusted with the duty of breaking the tie — and winning back her country's honor after its baseball loss broke the hearts of her compatriots.

It is important to select an odd to avoid the issue of tie breaking in the majority vote.

Both state-owned and private Russian industrial enterprises have begun searching for potential Chinese partners that could compensate for the negative consequences of breaking ties with Europe.