Every article should be evaluated in terms of its relation to use and surroundings and be chosen for a specific place.
Every article should be evaluated in terms of its relation to use and surroundings and chosen for a specific place.
The success of art instruction may then be evaluated by-- 1.
The class did not take exception to her criticism, and we then evaluated the design, appropriateness, and time spent on it.
At this time we have read and evaluated and catalogued them and indexed them.
Our experience with the attached guidelines will also be carefully evaluated with a view towards amendments if required.
It has been evaluated by those whom it was our most sacred privilege to aid.
All function designators areevaluated in Boolean expressions.
M + N is evaluatedtwice for each iteration, and the expression abs(A - B) is evaluated once for each iteration.
In all of Fairfax County that year, only Thomas Fairfax, William Robinson and Bushrod Washington had coaches of higher value than his and their vehicles were evaluated at $500 each.
That point must be and shall be fully evaluated and fully considered.
Additions to this store of knowledge may be made by a continuous interpretation and dissemination of new information collected, analyzed, and evaluated by persistent effort.
The principles, therefore, provide reliable guides by citing the factors to be evaluated in order to arrive at desired results, but the principles cannot replace logical thought in the evaluation of the factors.
It is necessary in the second place to determine the limits of integration which must be employed when the integral in terms of the new variables is evaluated as a repeated integral.
Kepler evaluated the sum as proportional to [phi] + e sin [phi].
Definite integrals can sometimes be evaluated when the limits of integration are some particular numbers, although the corresponding indefinite integrals cannot be found.
It may be described as the enclosure of the magnitude to be evaluated between two others which can be brought by a definite process to differ from each other by less than any assigned magnitude.
Evaluated as fanciful in validity it becomes a mere fancy in its existence.
Hence the great contrast which may exist between a good or an immediate experience and an evaluated or judged good.
Nolan evaluatedthe scene with the eyes of an experienced raider.
But they willed, fought, felt andevaluated it in a certain spirit which Italy's generals and statesmen exploited, but which also worked on them, conditioning their policies and their action.
They willed and fought it long before they felt and evaluated it.
No pruning was done except at planting time as the seedlings were all evaluated before pruning was needed.
The effects of introduced predators should be evaluated quantitatively, and if control measures are needed, effective, humane methods should be devised and implemented.
The 20 factors that were evaluated are admittedly arbitrary; with refinement and more detailed data they could be adjusted to show better separation between affected species.
If everyone did their own scoring, there would be no standard, and projects evaluated by different investigators would not be comparable.
Birds of Nunivak Island were reported by Swarth (1934), but the importance of the island to marine birds was not put into proper perspective until the Nunivak National Wildlife Refuge was evaluated for designation as a wilderness area (U.
Can you give a rough estimate of how many weapons you haveevaluated as to accuracy?
Not having completely evaluated all the wounds, traced out the course of the bullets, this wound would have been compatible with either entrance or exit wound depending upon the size, the velocity, the tissue structure and so forth.
Deeper inside, it was interpreted and evaluated for its part in survival.
Without inhibiting intelligence, without the trammels of humanity on him, the intricate display board and the complex modulations of the two sound signals could be instantly taken in, evaluated and given their share in the decision.
Effectiveness of heart action, as evaluated from the electrocardiograms and pressure records, was also unaffected by the flights.
Sterilizing agents have been evaluated not only for their ability to kill microbial life on surfaces and sealed inside components, but also for the agents' effects on spacecraft reliability as well (refs.
How much of this kind of criticism, opposing the oral to the written, is relevant to the phenomena of our time cannot be evaluated in a simple statement.
In a similar way, harmony is re- evaluated in the experience of music.
With the functional areas identified, the range of Federal agency talent was evaluated and Federal response capabilities matched to expected functional demands.
Of 24 Federal agencies whose earthquake planning status were recently evaluated by FEMA Region IX, only the Sixth U.
Would you teach that to the child, and explain to him that the wonder of life and growth is no wonder, but a demonstrable result of impeded force, to be evaluated by the application of an adequate formula?
Challis correctly evaluated the rector's attitude; it was with something of pity in his mind that he turned and walked beside him.
In order to achieve maximum results, the attacks will need to be evaluated quickly in order to define previously unknown elements of the system or how the enemy perceives the impact on his system.
Each mission should be evaluatedwith respect to what is required to accomplish its unique challenges.
Of the 1,593 reports that had been analyzed by Project Blue Book, and we had studied and evaluated every report in the Air Force files, we had been able to explain a great many.
Everything was being evaluated on the premise that UFO's couldn't exist.
The vast majority of the reports had to be evaluated on the basis of what the intelligence officer who had written the report had been able to uncover, or what data we could get by telephone or by mailing out a questionnaire.
The meager effort that was being made was going into a report that evaluated old UFO reports, those received prior to the spring of 1949.
Even if the same data were present, they would be evaluated differently.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "evaluated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: assessed; prized; rated; valued; worth
