Yet he sticks to his motivating insight, borrowed from Hutcheson, that sentiment is the essence of evaluation.
In essence, land evaluation aims to compare and match each potential land use with the properties of individual parcels of land, also called land units.
In essence, the evaluation methodology was designed to determine progress in reaching WASH targets, to identify where the bottlenecks were, and what could be done to address those barriers in the future.
In essence, a process evaluation assesses how a program is implemented (Gibbs et al. 2015).
The essence of KM performance evaluation is to assess how well the KMC is configured with knowledge governance mechanisms and processes that enable a firm to achieve superior performance through matching its knowledge base with market needs.
First, a set of syndromes in an existing JHU-APL CC parser used in civilian versions of ESSENCE were selected for evaluation.
Not only was the union failing to bargain in good faith, the complaint said, but its "strong-arm tactics" included trying to "extort" a deal on topics unrelated to teacher evaluations — in essence holding the process "hostage".
The deserved ovations inevitably surrender to the ritual of daily performance and evaluation, to the essence of baseball and to what Jeter has handled better than anyone else in the digital age of enervating intrusion.
Evaluation is, in essence, a continuous and integral process of strengths-based mentoring.
