Sentence examples for designed to judge from inspiring English sources

The test, back in 2003, was conducted by Major League Baseball in a survey designed to judge the extent of performance-enhancing drugs and to see if mandatory drug-testing was needed.

The World Umpires Association, the bargaining agent for major league umpires, has hired Mr. Adair and six other scientists to make sense of a machine, the QuesTec Umpire Information System, designed to judge balls and strikes.

This competitive culling process is designed to judge which contributors excel, as well as reduce the need for editorial oversight by crowdsourcing part of that function.The team finds participants in its experiment via Mechanical Turk, an automated task-jobbing service built by Amazon.com, an online retailer, as part of its cloud and computation division.

In the scheme, a signal detector (SD) is designed to judge whether the preamble symbols are present, and a TFC type detector (TTD) is designed to identify TFC type.

For example in medical datasets, age is often a confounding factor in tests designed to judge the severity of a patient's disease through measures of mobility, eyesight and hearing.

Limited searching windows in horizontal and vertical directions are used to obtain the prediction supports, and a filtration method is designed to judge the reliability of the obtained prediction supports.

It was designed to accurately judge the size of close, evolutionarily relevant objects like apples.

All statements were designed to be judged easily as "true" or "false" (the response of "undecidable," while available to subjects, was not expected).

This comes on the heels of the latest document from Sony requesting trial in California, an obtusely reasoned exercise in legal sleight-of-hand, designed to browbeat Judge Spero into acquiescence.

But others were carefully crafted to shield Iraq from a future dictator.An independent council of judges, for example, was designed to appoint judges, a commission of public integrity to press charges against corrupt officials and a media and communication commission to share out Iraq's airwaves.The commissioners were appointed before the handover, mostly for five-year terms.

These unique challenges led to reforms, including assessment tools designed to help judges determine the risk levels of juvenile offenders; providing judges with greater discretion in sentencing juveniles; and expanding community-based options across the state, an objective pursued in part through the creation of an incentive-grant program.