Sentence examples for give a mark from inspiring English sources
If I was going to give a mark out of 10 it would be 9 (I never give 10!) These books are original with just the right amount of hilarity and inventiveness.
Because the task does not give a mark, so I have no pressure at all.
Hence, the drivers were asked to give a mark to some of the most frequent signal types in the system.
In [61, 63], the quality of the key-frame summary is evaluated by asking users to give a mark between 0 to 100 for three criteria, 'informativeness', 'enjoyability' and 'rank' after watching the original sequences and the respective key-frames summaries.
There must have been red faces all round at the British Horseracing Authority's handicapping department when this filly was given a mark of 78.
According to the above figure, the majority of the users gave a marking '2' to all the questions, while there are several users that ranked the application with the best mark '1' and less that gave a mark '3' (mark that denotes a neutral opinion).
As a final conclusion we would say that by: Providing varied self-learning material Detailing evaluation criteria in each part (including the use of rubrics) Requiring a higher level (quality, complexity) Demanding minimum marks, but giving a mark for everything.
Results of the radiologist's scoring were collated and each reconstruction was given a mark out of 20 by adding together the score in each of the four categories given in Table 1.
He was given a Mark so that all of the people he encountered after leaving Eden would recognize him.
Voters who sold their votes were given a mark or otherwise told to signal to the Defendant Charles Wayne Jones by Defendants William E. Stivers, William B. Morris, or Debra L. Morris and, based upon the mark andior signal, Defendant Charles Wayne Jones would cast their vote for "the slate".
