Sentence examples for evaluate from a from inspiring English sources

It intrigued him to evaluate from a detached position what he had learnt to describe as 'the agent potential' of a human being; to devise minuscule tests of character and behaviour which could inform him of the qualities of a ­candidate.

"It's the kind of thing that's hard to evaluate from a 12-minute talk," Lohmann says.

It plots Eq. 2 and allows to evaluate from a qualitative point of view how the behavior of the whole studied system is.

Missions such as these must be demonstrably safe, but the consequences of broad reuse are hard to evaluate from a software safety perspective.

We evaluate from a welfare perspective three policy alternatives frequently proposed to deal with Dutch-disease problems originated from cyclical movements in commodity prices.

We then outline politically and institutionally feasible mitigation measures, which we evaluate from a dynamic policy sequencing perspective according to their potential to prepare the ground for more stringent measures to reduce emission in the future.

The cross-point structure and thicknesses of all materials were evaluated from a HRTEM image.

This way, visibility is evaluated from a finite number of points [28 30].

The kinetic parameters are evaluated from a single-compound oxidation experiments.

Services differ from products as the former should be evaluated from a customer's perspective.

A total of six clocking disciplines are introduced and evaluated from a VLSI perspective.