Sentence examples similar to view tier from inspiring English sources

Klitschko has always fought on HBO, but never on its pay-per-view tier, a sign that promoters have never looked at the Ukrainian and seen a major upside.

From a gull's-eye view, the tiered, windswept green looks like a quotation mark, which is appropriate.

A promising approach from our point of view is to tier alerts according to the level of severity which is, among others, also pursued by Paterno et al. [ 24].

In July 2014 I attended a pre-season match nominally to research the view from the tier above.

Of particular interest for this dataset are those clusters related to innate immunity, so a more in-depth (4th and 6th tier) view is presented.

It's asking U.K. startups to complete a survey asking for their views on the tier 2 visa process and the changes the government is considering.

In the early years of the 21st century's first decade, the biomedical science community was still hesitant about whether OA publishers would be viewed as "second tier" venues and there was a faint suggestion that paying a processing charge automatically made it into a form of vanity publishing.

Even without the stage spectacle, the vast theater is well worth a visit — it is one of Europe's best preserved amphitheaters, and the view from the top tier offers a bird's-eye perspective on the sprawling new city alongside the historic core.

For those who subscribe to the view that the second tier of English football is the most exciting league in Europe, the potential results of the changing of the guard among some of the country's most distinguished teams will be fascinating.

The view from the lower tier is dreadful.

"It has confirmed our view that the first-tier cities have been the leaders in the price recovery".