Those who judged the document by the early headlines may be surprised to find that its primary aim is, ostensibly, to "ensure Test cricket remains the primary form of the game".
All respondents judged the document to be often useful and to be a frequent reference source, 3/14 ( HN only) thought that it sometimes could be better adapted to the individual patient, yet its level of detail was judged as good by all participants.
However, it is difficult to judge the progress since documents such as the HFA Review 2007 2013 (UNISDR 2013) are based on voluntary self-assessment by the member states.
Rather, as with the evaluations done for the Text REtrieval Conference, or, TREC [ 2], one or more non-users judge whether the document should be considered relevant or not.
According to the judge, the documents proved that unintended acceleration in certain vehicles could have been caused by electromagnetic interference with those vehicles' cruise control systems.
Think of how each of us arrays the resources containing information that he needs in his work: the books on the desk of a scholar, the files on the bench of a lawyer or a judge, the documents in the archive of a company.
Some repositories do not include abstracts, making it more challenging to search for the studies and to judge the relevance of a document to a review.
They did it by convincing judges the document was merely the idle musings of a novice engineer.
Ground truth test collections for the evaluation of document retrieval systems have sets of queries and documents for which human experts have judged the relevance of document query pairs.
Al-Qa'ida's relationship with Iran, a point of deep interest to the US government, was rough, judging from the documents.
Judging by the documents leaked by Edward Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor, the "Internet apocalypse" might not arrive with a bang but through the slower and more subtle means of corporate centralization, censorship, and surveillance.
