Sentence examples for measures of merit from inspiring English sources

Reliance on testing may disadvantage students who have proved themselves on many measures of merit.

There seems to be a developmental jump that people make when they are nineteen or twenty which can render past measures of merit irrelevant.

The measures of merit considered include energy, exergy and cold gas efficiencies.

The net present value and energy return on investment are selected as the measures of merit.

In this paper, the smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) kernel is analyzed, resulting in measures of merit for one-dimensional SPH.

The results of this work are two measures of merit, one for smooth data and one near shocks.

This comparison understates the problem, too, because SAT scores are hardly a pure measure of merit.

Every student entering Florida's university system can be confident that achievement, not skin color or ethnic background, is the measure of merit.

"Bonnie and Clyde" won only two Oscars, for best supporting actress (Estelle Parsons) and best cinematography (Burnett Guffey), but Oscars are always a pretty arbitrary measure of merit.

"Every student entering our system today can be proud of what we accomplished, and be confident that achievement, not skin color or ethnic background, is the only measure of merit in our universities," he said.

Westmoreland decided on a war of attrition, one in which the enemy body count was the key measure of merit, and "search and destroy" was the dominant tactical approach.