Sentences with phrase «judged on a number of criteria»
When I look at a tablet's display quality, I judge it on a number of criteria: brightness, color accuracy, contrast, and image clarity.
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Fragrances are judged on a number of criteria.
Not exact matches
The sauces will be judged on a list of four criteria, rating the food with a 1 to 5 number system, 5 being the best:
To be fair, the finalists will be judged on the number of votes they receive as well as the judging criteria (personality, charm and reader appeal)!
The projects are judged based on a number of criteria, including how the students defined the problem, how well they designed their software, the quality of the user interface with that software, business viability, and a presentation during which the students describe and pitch their project to the judges.
New members are judged on a number of different criteria - where they work, professional title, LinkedIn connections and Facebook friends.
Applications will be judged by a number of criteria, including originality, potential impact on animal welfare and number of animals affected, time frame, the need for the program and public engagement.
but I believe that judging someone's ability to have substantive thoughts on the topic of climate by the number of scientific degrees they may have earned is a bad criterion.