It's the end of the year and we start assessing what we have and haven't achieved in the past 12 months.
We start assessing the performance of a walker prepared in superpositions of spatial states.
We start assessing the performance of both decoding schemes in a scenario where users transmit with controlled time delays between them.
"[Those who developed the framework] felt it was definitely time that we start assessing our students using computers," Dr. Mary Crovo, deputy executive director of the National Assessment Governing Board, said in a statement.
"They started assessing us out in Year 9, when we were 13," says Ball. "And it kicked in that this was a competition.
The case for the R&A defence went like this: "We spent an hour at the far end of the course, before play started, assessing whether the course was playable.
His office said it had not started assessing penalties.
Within days after the storm passed, the first teams started assessing damage and delivering aid.
Then they started assessing trauma and resuscitation cases in an open ward – with random patients just wandering up and chatting to them as they worked.
Sexual assault, of boys as well as girls, is such common practice among people-smugglers that British social workers who started assessing children in the Calais camp discovered that many, if not most, were rape victims.
Only 2 rulings out of about 1,500 cases examined by the commission have been overturned since it started assessing mergers in 1990 -- and both decisions were in cases where the commission approved the deals and competitors later appealed.
