Eliot's detractors are invariably depicted as chauvinists and gossips whose adverse opinions are obviously not worth merit.
Evaluative self-respect, in contrast, has to do with acquired worth, merit, based on the quality of one's character and conduct.
There's some nice ideas behind Accumulo that I think are worth merit, and many of them should be implemented in HBase properly.
In many cases it wasn't clear whether this was because these advisers had done something worth national merit or whether they were simply valued colleagues of the sort found in every workplace.
People active in the community often have their worth and merit judged by the number of faddish initiatives they have taken on or ignored (100-mile diet, zero-impact, zero-waste), the number of solar panels they've installed, or the kilometers they've cycled.
This can be achieved by using an evaluation approach which provides a systematic investigation of the worth or merit of surveillance activities.
Though modern critics have dismissed Eureka for having no scientific worth or merit, Poe's work presages modern science with his own concept of the Big Bang.
One juror, Barry Keenan, 38, a vitamin salesman from Greenpoint, Brooklyn, said that the deliberations were calm and that the main debate among jurors revolved around whether Mr. Lopez's camera was worth enough to merit a grand larceny charge against Mr. Parker.
Program evaluation is the systematic study of curriculum, programs, and policies to address questions related to their merit, worth, value, and impact.
When used in evaluation, checklists provide guidance for the collection of relevant evidence used to determine the merit, worth, or significance of an evaluand.
According to the classical definition of Scriven [26], "Evaluation is the process of determining the merit, worth and value of things".
