Sentence examples for universal ranking from inspiring English sources

Any universal ranking is hamstrung if it does not include the Champions League tournament among Europe's top soccer clubs, or the N.B.A., or even a domestic soccer league as resolutely cosmopolitan as England's Premier League, in which nearly 50 percent of the players came from outside the British Isles last season, according to The Economist.

Any universal ranking is hamstrung that does not include the Champions League tournament between Europe's top soccer clubs, or the National Basketball Association, or even a domestic soccer league as resolutely cosmopolitan as England's Premiership, where nearly 50 percent of the players hailed from outside the British Isles last season, according to The Economist.

An universal ranking of additive efficiency is presented.

Current scientific approaches have produced a nested yet nonhierarchical picture of biological classification, in stark contrast to the heirarchical scheme of Linnean taxonomy, which specifies somewhat arbitrary universal ranks of classification (e.g., Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order).

Taxator-tk extends the alignment score-based approach by approximating phylogenetic gene trees and thereby provides more accurate taxonomic assignments, without assuming universal, rank or clade-specific gene conservation levels as parameters.

Three challenges to universal search: infrastucture, ranking, and user interface.

The standardized KSt parameter still seems to be widely used as a universal criterion for ranking explosion violence to be expected from various dusts in given industrial situations.

In its latest annual report, made available on its Web site, www.vietcombank.com.vn, Vietcombank said it aims to transform itself into a universal financial holding company, ranking among the top 70 largest non-Japanese Asian financial holdings according to its Vision 2015 plan.

Sony Pictures, by his count, released 35 films in 2012 — or 46 percent more than either Warner or Universal, which jointly ranked second with 24 when all of their specialty film units were included.

Imagine if today’s nutrition labels with their user-friendliness of tax forms and the informational consistency of a Madoff prospectus were replaced by a universal icon that ranked all food with a brilliantly simple combination of a color and a 1-to-5 rating based on a database of nutritional information.

James D.G. Dunn states that they "command almost universal assent" and "rank so high on the 'almost impossible to doubt or deny' scale of historical facts" that they are often the starting points for the study of the historical Jesus.