用“ranking”造句大全，ranking造句

A primary division of a kingdom, as of the animal kingdom, ranking next above a class in size.

Further refinement is possible by ranking the proposals or simply excluding individual proposals in examining the gap.

Silvian Ionescu, the country's top environmental official, was a former high-ranking Securitate officer who became wealthy after Communism's fall through various business deals.

Zidane came first in a ranking of France's Top50 personalities, beating ex-tennis champion Yannick Noah who came in the second place, and leaving singers Charles Aznavour and Johnny Hallyday, as well as actor Gerard Depardieu behind.

If your pages don't do as well as you thought they would, you might need to refine your keywords or explore other factors that will influence your ranking in search engines.

High-ranking Flo was an attentive, playful mother.

Hint: Properly describing your images can help your ranking in the image search results.

The magazine estimated Buffett's worth at $62 billion in its annual ranking of the world's wealthiest people.

I'm ranking the shooting guards today, and I already have my riot gear on for the kind of feedback I expect to get from this post.

Regardless of the ranking and scoring technique, it's likely that the user will need to browse through the search-return set to review each choice.

The Yanta New Cultural World features quite a few top-ranking cultural projects in Northwest China, for instance, the largest movie-on-demand cinema, the only double-roller skating rink on real ice, the most stylish showing center, the most fashionable KTV clubs and the most magnificent cyber world.

Besides, database search is not designed for relevance ranking, fuzzy search or multiple keywords.

The ranking was based on a range of factors, from trading infrastructure and taxes to nightlife and recreation facilities.

South Korean officials say the highest-ranking North Korean defector, a sharp critic of the North's leaders, will be allowed to freely travel overseas.

Topping that ranking: Onions, corn and pineapples.

a commissioned officer in the army or air force or marines ranking above a 2nd lieutenant and below a captain.

For the next hour or so high-ranking officers came from time to time to inspect the scene and to conduct investigations. The two gendarmes on duty were immediately detained for questioning.

Even an earthquake followed by a tsunami is unlikely to materially change that ranking.

Li is poised to continue her run and elevate her world ranking further, with the year's third major, Wimbledon, just around the corner with the China Open to follow later in the year.

Furor surrounding a NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers has prompted very different assessments of future U. S. -Pakistani ties from two high-ranking American senators.

As the highest-ranking Allied officer, Nicholson takes charge of the operation.

For each individual tries, in every choice, to pursue his highest-ranking end; he foregoes or sacrifices the other, lower-ranking, ends that he could have satisfied with the resources available.