Sentence examples similar to evaluating contests from inspiring English sources

The criteria for evaluating the contests are clearly indicated before starting: (1) executed quantity, (2) quality of the work, (3) knowledge, and (4) group collaboration.

The need to weight accurately by race and ancestry is particularly significant when it comes to evaluating the contest between Obama and Romney.

It did provide some weaker tools to help keep insurance costs down: new rules requiring companies to publicly identify the reasons for unreasonable rate increases; new exchanges where insurers will have to compete for business; and a new office and grant program to help state regulators evaluate and contest proposed rate increases.

"They're missing the real show," one woman, who would spend the next five hours of the contest evaluating routines from behind dark sunglasses, said.

CroMatcher has been evaluated against other state-of-the-art matching systems at the OAEI evaluation contest.

The proposed algorithms were evaluated in MIREX contests yielding state of the art results with a very low computational burden.

Scheirer's algorithm, on which our comb filter tatum detection stage is loosely based, was also evaluated in the contest.

(That second contest has been delayed by the Department of Energy as it re-evaluates the competition's specifications).

For instance, they may experiment with sponsorships, banners, contests and e-mail advertisements, evaluating the response by tracking the respondent's behavior and, in some cases, through surveys.

The effectiveness of the SWC contests can only be properly measured by evaluating the continued use of SWC practices after the project's withdrawal.

The true "unknown unknowns" remain to be evaluated in future CASMI contests.