Sentence examples for ties of each from inspiring English sources

"We may teach math by asking them to add up the wins, losses and ties of each team and, based on that, where they rank in their divisions and conferences," said Eric Knight, education director of the program.

As regards the relational variables, the number of ties of each farm with the others surveyed were investigated.

To test the significance of such a finding Snijders has proposed a procedure that simulates matrices of equal size conditioning the distribution of in- and outgoing ties of each node (Snijders 1991).

Immigrant groups may have strong links with producing countries; they speak languages the police rarely understand; they have close ties of loyalty to each other.

Meanwhile, without badges, DiNozzo and McGee investigate the case as civilians, despite the case's dangerous ties to each of them, on the 11th season premiere of NCIS, Tuesday, Sept. 24 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

The poll records Obama and Romney on a direct tie of 46% each among registered voters, with Romney taking the lead by 49%to45%5% among likely voters.

According to the number of tie-lines of each interface in Table 1, the dimensions of the covariance matrix are 9, 9 and 25 for YN, GZ, and GD interfaces respectively.

Several RC structures are used as examples to demonstrate the capability of the proposed method in finding the best strut-and-tie model of each RC structure and to verify its efficiency in application to real design problems.

The bow-tie pattern of each tissue is generally related to its physiological function, for instance, all of the three reproductive tissues (i.e. prostate, testis and ovary) show the same pattern.

The significant partial confinement effects in this case is attributed to the use of 4 legs of transverse ties in each of the x and y direction in the column.

Hence Widmaier's pride at having produced fifty ties, each of which contains the equivalent of ninety kilometres of dragline spider silk.