Sentence examples for grader responses from inspiring English sources

As an example, a few students might work together on a system for collaborative grading of assignments in MOOCs (massive open online courses) with one student developing the user interface, another designing the algorithms for assigning problems to graders, and a third implementing a system for integrating grader responses in the back-end server.

In general, grader responses are related with responses able to filter noise and respond only on absolute certainty [ 24].

These results demonstrate that C4 has a specialized topology, optimal for the implementation of grader response, whereas I1 has a high degree of flexibility among different dynamics.

Grader response corresponds to an increase or decrease of the concentration of Z characterized by a transient from the initial to the final state where the concentration of Z never is higher (G+) or lower (G-) than the final concentration.

Analyses of fifth through seventh graders' responses to the final version of the CEAQ provide support for its reliability, validity, and functionality.

In a study of third-graders' responses to math tutoring, Stanford scientists found that the size and wiring of specific brain structures predicted how much an individual child would benefit from math tutoring.

These are either fast response (pulser) or delayed response (grader) considering the target concentration of the output.

This is the effective truth table described by this new paradigm, and sixth and ninth graders mainly produce biconditional responses, with nine graders beginning to produce conditional responses in this case.

Third graders mainly produced conjunctive responses.

Reliable and consistent scoring of constructed-response items cannot be solved by having one human grader score all of the responses; grading fatigue and changes in scoring precision are well-known limitations of human scoring (Nehm and Haertig, in press).

I end with the following poem written by 12th-grader Joseph Verge in response to "Roof Marsh, Roosevelt Warehouse, Detroit" -- one of Scott Hocking's photographs of abandoned cityscapes in "Detroit Revealed".