Sentence examples for be criteria from inspiring English sources
noun
A standard or test by which individual things or people may be compared and judged.
- Criterion of choice, of decision, of selection
Ideally, these would be criteria that are intrinsic to the material being learned.
Better measures, he argued, would be criteria like: "How many galleries are trying to get a Murakami show from Murakami's main dealers?
There should be criteria and conditions.
It needs to be worked towards but there has to be criteria because we haven't got the clubs to do it.
The results prepared from these samples would be criteria for the effects of geometric characteristics of CFRP sheets in ULCC and the energy depreciation ability of beams.
In many real-world multiobjective optimization problems one needs to find solutions or alternatives that provide a fair compromise between different conflicting objective functions which could be criteria in a multicriteria context, or agent utilities in a multiagent context while being efficient (i.e. informally, ensuring the greatest possible overall agents' satisfaction).
"There are criteria for records".
Nonetheless, he insists, there are criteria for determining literary value.
Between them are criteria and sub criteria.
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