Sentence examples for merits measuring from inspiring English sources

Forever joshing us, giving us reading lists to prove he's the expert he says the mode requires, mounting spoof cases against his client's literary merits, measuring beds, Hall turns himself into a main character.

Rather than merit measuring what an individual knows (which even then, standardized tests have not proven to be highly effective), we should be examining ways in which collaboration and group knowledge can and should be used more effectively in defining academic achievement.

In return, teachers would lose tenure and be paid according to merit, measured in part by their students' results.

Rhode Island's Physicians Committeee for Breastfeeding gives an annual award for the most "Breastfeeding-Friendly Workplace," a merit measured, in the main, by the comforts provided in pumping rooms, like the gold-medal winner's "soothing room," equipped with "a sink, a lock on the door, and literature".

Golay figure of merit measures the energy in autocorrelation function sidelobes.

This is the highest doubles figure-of-merit measured to-date for a 3He-free neutron multiplicity counter.

The report also discusses the merits of measuring countries' production of greenhouse gases against their economic production.

IT IS the country that invented the 35-hour working week, prides itself on its joie de vivre and whose president extols the merits of measuring happiness, not just national income.

A review of previous SurveyUSA polls shows that whatever the merits of measuring core support, it has proven to be a poor predictor of an incumbent's electoral success.

Despite their individual merits for measuring adherence and sensitive behaviour, none of these self-assessment techniques are capable of generating in-depth understanding of behaviours or reasons for behaviours.

This should be kept in mind when interpreting the results of this study and when considering the merits of measuring PA using an absolute or a relative question.