Exempel på sorting

• Eggs are sorted into different sizes by a machine.

• We no longer use manual sorting of letters.

• The eggs are sorted into different sizes.

• They sorted the rotten apples from the good ones.

• The students were sorted according to ability.

• In all seriousness now - joking aside - I do think there's a problem here that we've got to get sorted.

• I need to get tomorrow's food sorted.

• At least that's Sam's birthday present sorted.

• The plumber came and got the leak sorted.

• I need to get my bike sorted.

• Trophoblasts would seem ideal targets for fetal cell sorting efforts because of their abundance at the fetal-maternal interface.

• Endusers and graphic arts services are both having a difficult time sorting out the options and which ones make sense.

• Semi-structured and reliable methods of assessing insight counteract this problem to some extent, as does the use of relatively language-free tests such as card sorting.

• Each sample was rinsed into a large container, the water was drained and all remaining material was preserved in 95% ethanol for subsequent sorting.

• This disunity arose from a degree of genetic sorting-out which it had never known before and was not to know again for another thousand years.

• In a society intent on sorting and ranking its inhabitants, empowering some and excluding others, no single identity fits all.

• So, to begin with, we had some difficulty - to put it mildly - in sorting out where we should go and what we should do.

• Infections were often mixed and metacercariae moved within each cyst, making the sorting of individual cysts by collar-spine count impractical.

• Chapter 2 deals with lists, and covers most of the elementary list processing functions, together with a fairly comprehensive treatment of sorting.

• Sorting these matters out, though, would lead to issues considerably beyond the scope of this volume.

• Thus, the exercise also hopefully serves to convince students that functional programming is about more than sorting lists, and can be useful in practical situations.

• Our earlier described transition matrix determines sorting across particular earnings quartiles for men and women separately.

• There is thus a need to complement models with exogenous political arrangements with an explanation of institutional sorting amongst political economies as actually occurs.

• This sorting-out of social kinds - which, as we have seen, went on continuously in early modern society - extended to characterizations of physical capacity.

• This was a dedicated waiting list program capable of sorting patients into the correct order of priority.