Sentence examples for gold questions from inspiring English sources
It employs task management and verification measures by using text Captcha test, gold questions, system and employer task verification, and individual or mass task rating [6].
For quality assurance, CrowdFlower screens workers by testing them using questions whose answers are already known (gold questions), by tracking contributor response velocity to answer distribution, and by assigning a confidence score to every unit of completed work [5].
For an eighth grade reading passage titled "Jason's Gold," questions had multiple correct answers and students were asked to figure out which ones the test writers thought were best.
I answer the gold question with a question: How good are you at timing markets?
But as Professor Ipeirotis points out, companies can compensate in two different ways, through redundancy (hiring several workers to do the same job and comparing their results) or through use of "gold data" — questions to which employers already know the answer, randomly inserted as a test of worker competence.
Answers to "Gold standard" questions on improvement (MCII: Minimum Clinically Important Improvement) and an acceptable status (PASS: Patient Acceptable Symptom State) were collected as well as the RAID score and Disease Activity Score 28- erythrocyte sedimentation rate (DAS28-ESR).
Yet as the Italian collapsed into tears after seizing gold, a question mark still hung over Cavendish's silver.
With such variations in the values of the permittivity for gold, the question is: is the numerical optimization using the bulk permittivity for the gold shell adapted?
But there are numerous ways to easily sell gold with few questions asked.
The Russian pairs skaters won the gold, but after questions were raised about the judging, the Olympic committee awarded duplicate gold medals to the second-place Canadian team.
He seemed playful in responding "Gold Cup" to questions about Minella Rocco's future targets but great hopes have always been held for this horse who has taken time to learn about jumping fences.
