Sentence examples for measure of play from inspiring English sources

As a part of the game design, a computational measure of play complexity was defined for each TAG-Game based on the geometric properties and the number of blocks in the item.

The true measure of play is how it feels.

No consideration to ranking, team performance through the year, star players or any other reasonable measure of play.

Armed with a quantitative measure of playing style, teams could break down how well potential acqusitions are likely to fit in.

"There has been a considerable measure of playing to the gallery, and a level of cross-examination that has not been cross-examination.

The videos provided by the authors show playful interactions, including pouncing, pinning, and other measures of play in the rat.

In 1983, Smith devised an x-ray technique called PennHIP that measures the amount of play in the hip joint.

That their tangled problems end up being reduced to the title question is a measure of the play's bitter humor (1 25).

It's a measure of the play's success that it makes you want to rush out and renew acquaintance with Rothko's work.

It's a measure of the play's success that abstract questions about vengeance and mercy are given a concrete application and make us wonder how we would have behaved in similar circumstances.

There is no measure of unstructured play in the street (without the parents), and this may be an important source of activity in lower socio-economic children who are not attending clubs and sports.