Sentence examples for point to item from inspiring English sources

Higher values show unexpected responses (noise) or might point to multidimensionality. Lower values point to item redundancy, meaning that the information provided by the item overlaps with the information provided by other items [ 12, 14, 15].

I will only use this item to point at distant stars.

As a solution to this problem, many in the measurement field point to item-based psychometric theory, such as Rasch modeling and item response theory (IRT), techniques that allow ordinal data to be rescaled to an interval metric (Harwell and Gatti, 2001).

He paced the perimeter of his double-high living room on Friday, pointing to items.

And so during that lunchtime broadcast I stood above a pile of belongings, pointing to items strewn across the ground.

The theme of the advert would have been just as clear had the little girl been pointing to items that didn't look as if they came from Barbie's garage.

That black miners pointed to items they wanted to buy from behind a grille, whereas she and her mother could go into a shop and try on 15 dresses, was something she never forgot.

The next leg might cover the sites of her spending sprees: Fred Leighton, the former Scribners store (where she once bought every leather-bound book in the shop), Bloomingdale's (where, having persuaded management to empty the store of other customers, she pointed to items, declaring, "Mine. Mine. Mine").

Then I pointed to items and kept saying 'yes' to everything they asked me".

At the cafe, customers order by pointing to items on the menu, which has special symbols to indicate substitutions.

Doonan points to items like the faun-colored golf knit, unlogoed sneaker and "gray sweat pants pretending to be trousers".