Sentence examples for value of tie from inspiring English sources

Thus, the value of tie strength ranges from 0 (lowest strength) to 1 (highest strength).

In the following structural pretension design optimization, the mean value of tie cable tensions is set as 5 N and among the constraints, the cable tensions should be positive (T > 0) and not exceed the upper limit of 50 N (T < 50 N).

At the same time conservatives within Mr. Kostunica's circle are questioning the value of ties with NATO.

Morris is also remembered for debating Beard — who had a particularly hapless Nets coaching tenure — on the value of tying his shoelaces at a shootaround.

Still, she added, she can see the value of tying the documentary to the series: "Hitching your wagon to a star like that is important in terms of a reality check".

Apple's iPhone re-demonstrated the value of tying hardware and firmware closely together.

At the time, a lot of us were wondering what the lasting value of tying Canadian identity to the 1812-1815 conflict between the US and Britain's North American colonies.

At the time, a lot of us were wondering about the lasting value of tying Canadian identity to the 1812-1815 conflict between the United States of America and Britain's North American colonies.

Indeed, an advantage of using our new metric is the values of tie strength are more distinct, then allowing to better differentiate the strength of a tie and establish different levels of tie strength.

Spurs' televised visit will be worth around £500,000 to Tranmere, who will be backed by a sell-out crowd of 13,300, but their manager insists the value of the tie cannot be measured purely in monetary terms.

New readers are still drawn in by the high production values of TV tie-ins.