"Absolute grading is better than grading on a curve," they wrote.
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Yes, I spend too much time grading — everyone I know spends too much time grading.
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So grading homework, grading exams, giving us exams, giving the same lecture again and again.
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The notion might sound odd at first, but studies have shown that peer grading is actually comparable to grading by an instructor.
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But schools and school districts pay if they want to sync Seesaw with their student databases and grading systems, and get centralized administration, analytics and more grading features.
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Medicare tried to institute a five-star hospital grading system, but postponed releasing the latest results indefinitely in July after several hospitals threatened to sue, saying the grading method was inaccurate.
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"And the second they're down, I start grading papers and doing lesson plans for the next day," she said, adding she also spends 235 to 23 hours grading papers on the weekend.
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Not all colleges and universities use the same grading process.
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A grading system that separates academic mastery from classroom behavior.
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Again, unlike maple syrup, color is not included in grading.
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His black and white grading is often better than mine.
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Bulldozers follow, grading the sand down to a gentle slope.
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Teachers can spend hours grading their students' homework and tests.
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Following the report, Apple quickly suspended the controversial "grading" program.
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Some manual grading might be required here and there, BTW.
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As we previously announced, we halted the Siri grading program.
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Apple began audio grading to improve the Siri voice assistant.
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Name Withheld Your question brings out something important about grading.
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But this is shocking even when grading on that curve.
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The disappointed students who had been given more information about the grading procedure—the second, greater transparency condition—rated their trust in the grading system higher than those who had received the bare-bones explanation.
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The grading process is subjective: the evaluation criteria include "eye appeal".
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The passionate, lifelong educator is grading her students' midterms right now.
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Today I'll base my grading of the presidential debate on strategy.
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And we're all too busy grading on a curve to notice.
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I'd give you an A++++ if I were grading your work.
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The company then comes with up a grading rubric to match.
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Tolstoy read five hours a day, underlining, folding corners and grading.
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She summons her husband, who is a self-employed grading contractor.
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We're grading on a curve when it comes to energy policy.
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He added that he looked for mistakes in the grading process.
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He, too, blamed grading companies for not following a universal standard.
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The changes will not affect the implementation of the grading standards.
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A Microsoft spokesperson told the Guardian the company ended its grading programmes for Skype, Cortana, and Xbox, and that the remainder of its human grading takes place in "secure facilities," none of which are in China.
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The grading system was high stakes, and confusingMany contractors told Business Insider that even if they reached seniority, they still feared they could get kicked off the site anytime because of the subjective and nontransparent grading system.
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As I finished grading, word arrived of the results of spring registration.
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Many of these 'speech grading' arrangements remain under regulatory scrutiny in Europe.
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Was it more in-camera, or achieved later with digital color grading?
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They were allowed to be out grading the roads and mending fences.
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Interestingly, none of the MOOCs explained this grading policy to their students.
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A grading algorithm is an attempt to adjust for biases and inaccuracies.
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I'm grading the Democratic candidates in Sunday's debate on those two criteria.
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He suggested a traffic light system, grading policies green, orange or red.
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Grading what they "lost" in that deal has never been a priority.
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The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service announced Tuesday changes to 18 grading standards.
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We have a grading scale that I fill out for every workout.
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His most notable innovation was grading wines on a hundred-point scale.
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But until this grading issue is resolved, that is not an option.
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However, NAFTA can also be the vehicle to fix the grading issue.
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Apple paused the Siri grading program in the wake of the report.
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That is one of the highest standards on the PCGS grading scale.
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She especially disliked a plan to regularize the grading system for cannabis.
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There's a lot of paperwork to do aside from just grading tests.
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For example, I know I will be grading student papers this weekend.
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HIGH SCHOOL GPA: C–minus at best (total grading on a curve).
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New York City has been grading its restaurants for cleanliness for years.
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I've been grading on a curve when it comes to truly wireless earbuds.
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College professors practicing "affirmative grading" hold black students to lower standards than others.
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The lighting and the color grading on those scenes are also radically different.
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And faculties are pressured to lower content and grading standards as a result.
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If I give the students an essay assignment, I'm potentially grading 200 essays.
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Beside professionals, who really wants to spend time color-grading their GoPro footage?
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She has warned schools against grading pupils on grit in high-stakes tests.
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Those three, by contrast, are ripe for judging, grading and outright fawning over.
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"People start thinking that we should be grading on a curve," he said.
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We have to stop grading this man on a curve, against abysmal expectations.
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And I'm American, so I've used that grading system to rate the entries.
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After dinner we'd migrate to the living room, and they'd continue grading papers.
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Haven't we all tolerated enough grading to jettison it during our end time?
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As professors, we have considerable power over our students, besides merely grading them.
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A grading system would not solve every cybersecurity problem, nor prevent every breach.
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"We were both sitting at the bar, late-night, grading papers," she said.
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She developed a grading system: The 10 Tenets of the Grudge-fold Path.
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In response, Apple halted the grading process worldwide while it reviewed the process.
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S.N.H.U., in a collaboration with the education company Pearson, is testing A.I. grading.
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Rasmusen told CNN he's never had any complaints about bias in his grading.
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In slab houses without a subfloor, outdoor grading of the property is crucial.
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At least one company has begun offering embryo-grading services for prospective parents.
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However, the grading, in the administration's accounting, often appears on a favorable curve.
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If we were grading the HomePod on its sound performance alone it would be a slam dunk...But we aren't grading it on just its sound quality and neither will anyone else - and that's where it all starts to disappoint.
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The blog post from Apple and the FAQ provide some details to consumers about how Apple handles the grading process, how it is minimizing the data given to data reviewers in the grading process and how Siri privacy is preserved.
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When grading papers, Lizette stumbled upon a standout response to an extra credit opportunity.
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The next day, while grading papers, he saw what Oxley had been apologizing for.
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WE'RE NOT JUST SIMPLY GRADING OUR OWN HOMEWORK BUT OTHER PEOPLE CAN VALIDATE METRICS.
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The attitudes of the two groups toward grading transparency proved to be dramatically different.
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"I'm still C-minus," she said, laughingly grading herself low on the celebrity meter.
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There are plenty of details to be worked out about a cybersecurity grading system.
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And the Crimson Tide's undefeated record before Saturday may have required a grading curve.
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One study found that merely informing teachers about their stereotypes closed gaps in grading.
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It is possible to honor and enjoy new work without grading and dissecting it.
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Having schools compete by grading them is a failure to the children and the teachers.
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At the same time, peer grading is a useful learning tool in its own right.
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I don't think I'm grading on a skewed curve here, though: it's a good keyboard.
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So journalists put themselves in the position of critics, grading President Trump's news conference performance.
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Between grading end-of-semester law school essays, he discussed mixology and theology with me.
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For now, at least, editing seems to be limited to coloring and grading an image.
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I didn't even make it to a 1st kyu grading in my skid-marked underpants.
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The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service announced Friday new grading standards for cans of baked beans.
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He was also troubled by provisions that would impose a grading system on individual schools.
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Tip was at LAX when our photog posed a question about grading the President's performance.
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It also incorporates measures of severity using biomarkers and a grading system for cognitive impairment.
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Protein is a key grading factor for wheat, and higher levels command a higher price.
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For students, the grading scale feels at times like a quantification of your self-worth.
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He wrote treatises, cranky or inspired, on grading policies, university housing, world federalism, civil rights.
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Perspective gained by the writing and grading process helps to make negative feelings more manageable.
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I take the dog out and work from home for a few hours grading exams.
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The Professional Coin Grading Service authenticated Green's coin and assigned it a value of $24,000.
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"At this point in earnings season, the market is in non-stop grading mode," Cramer said.
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I skipped all the lesson planning and paper grading, and made writing my after-hours hobby.
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How fair is its grading system — which apparently relegated Florence Nightingale to "the Bad Place" — anyway?
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Why does it seem like everyone's intent on grading this on the world's most generous curve?
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U.S. farmers have complained that their wheat automatically receives the lowest price under Canada's grading system.
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DCIS is considered to be stage 0, precancerous, in the grading scale of stage 0–4.
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One problem with grading in college courses is that different TAs are more or less lenient.
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"This is a very questionable decision," opined CBS Sports, while grading the pick a D-plus.
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Facebook banned more fake Russian and Iranian accounts Algorithms are grading student essays across the country.
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TARLOV: I don&apost know why -- first of all, grading someone on two years of this.
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Those grading the U.S. economy at an A halved, down from 24 percent to 12 percent.
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Clinton reportedly scored a five on the 20-point grading rubric, and Keller scored a seven.
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The NRA still has some power: its grading system for legislators continues to have an effect.
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Apple announced earlier this month that it would halt its Siri grading program following the report.
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But any proximity would come at an enormous cost: even grading on a Trumpian curve, Pompeo
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Apple is changing the way its Siri audio review, or "grading," works on all its devices.
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Medicare still assigns stars by comparing a home to other facilities, essentially grading on a curve.
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"This is a high-impact time for us, when we're supposed to be grading," he said.
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Even grading on a curve with Trump and his administration at one end, that seems strange.
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It's always a bit of a guessing game, though, and different clinics have different grading systems.
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The grades have mostly come under attack because there's an idea that grading things and evaluating them are mutually exclusive, or that grading books is simply not a generous thing to do, as if the grades were not (admittedly somewhat arbitrarily) applied to considered works of criticism.
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No one will be forced to take a class taught by Rasmusen -- there will be alternatives to his classes -- and the professor will have to use double-blind grading on assignments to ensure his "prejudices" are not reflected in his grading, the provost wrote in her statement.
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And ever since, Adams has been grading all the candidates on the persuasive value of their messages.
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Not using a lot of additional texture or techniques in the color-grading process or the lensing.
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Why didn't his in-depth explanation of the grading algorithm win students' trust and quell their complaints?
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The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) says it is making changes to the grading standards for cauliflower.
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You want to get rid of the drudgery pieces, like creating math homework and grading math homework.
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Gert was a Category 2, the second weakest grading on the five-step Saffir-Simpson wind scale.
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Because every time you go up even a slight grading in hill, you're in a different neighborhood.
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But it's an empty victory as both scores amount to big fat Fs on the grading scale.
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Vegetables: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is moving forward with new grading standards for canned vegetables.
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Those grading the economy at a C saw the biggest increase, from 7 percent to 23 percent.
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Here's what is happening: Veggies: The Department of Agriculture is proposing new grading standards for canned vegetables.
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Finally, Judicata also has a grading system for briefs, predicting the likelihood that an argument will prevail.
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Osagie's marks were 45, which is a pass mark by the institution's grading, according to the university.
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Many states today grade schools through A-F or 85033-5 grading systems (or another similar scale).
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And the only thing keeping them going is just scoring points, grading more territory and more land.
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The judges and officials meet to go over the plan for running puzzles to the grading room.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new visa requirements, banking rules, and grading standards for eggs.
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She's been spotted grading papers between campaign events and often courts teachers to support her husband's campaign.
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Unlike the breach at credit-grading agency Equifax, the watchdog's woes don't put people's data at risk.
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The co-op in Jardín has an entire laboratory devoted to cupping and grading beans upon delivery.
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Graduate student workers and faculty are announcing a grading strike – right at the end of the semester!
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Here's how to read the GIA D-Z diamond color grading system, which measures the degree of colorlessness.
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The Rams ranked 28th in Pro Football Focus' offensive line grading last year, after finishing 31st in 2014.
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How long would it take to get a grading permit (required when topography is significantly altered), they asked?
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, also pointed to the ABA's grading as evidence of Kavanaugh's qualifications on Thursday.
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But does that mean the bar is lower for Donald Trump when it comes to grading their performance?
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We get home watch a few episodes of Fraiser while I do some grading and brush the dogs.
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Since the scoring of essay responses is inherently subjective, it's not surprising that TAs differ in their grading.
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"The pattern grading for our gowns at a 2 or a 22 are generally the same," he said.
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Fooducate: Using a standard A through F grading scale, this app rates grocery products for their overall healthfulness.
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Across the board restaurants have improved across all grade categories since the launch of the restaurant grading system.
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Mr. Clark said IQ Innovations had provided the school with grading software and digital curriculum materials since 2008.
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" You can set the grading system to different levels of skepticism, from "Flexible," to "Only the Absolute Truth.
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Cross-border wheat faces major hurdles in Canadian marketing channels, primarily due to the country's grain grading system.
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The vast majority of buying by Canadian grain companies, however, is done based on the country's grading system.
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And Mexico and the United States agreed that all grading standards for ag products will be non-discriminatory.
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Facebook admits it's been accused of "grading our own homework", VP of global marketing solutions Carolyn Everson writes.
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And yet, grading on the most generous possible curve, the president's new theory of the case represents progress.
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There are lectures covering everything from keyframe animation, color correction, and grading, to speed manipulation, ramping, and transitions.
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The USDA's Agriculture and Marketing Service announced Wednesday it will remove the references in the agency's grading standards.
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The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) said Wednesday it is making changes to the grading standards for cauliflower.
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Having procrastinated grading for at least 30 minutes, I settle back into the never-ending stack of papers.
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He just gave her looks — when dinner was late or when she was up all night grading exams.
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To that end, Peergrade is a platform solely designed for facilitating peer feedback and peer grading within university courses.
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The Indian government's move to create a national grading system for artists and writers was met with intense criticism.
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Steep cuts in exploration spending for the year have forced high-grading, which has led to enhanced prospect quality.
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"The pressure of grading is massive on anyone, but for me it's worse because I'm dyslexic," Will tells me.
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In fact, Penn Law keeps its grading policies a closely guarded secret and does not publicly rank its students.
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"While we conduct a thorough review, we are suspending Siri grading globally," an Apple spokesperson said in a statement.
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Its Brightspace software platform incorporates big data to help teachers manage their teaching as well as messaging and grading.
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" According to Apple, less than one percent of a random subset of daily Siri activations are used for "grading.
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In addition to embryo grading, the Columbia clinic uses pre-implantation genetic screening to improve patients' odds of pregnancy.
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Burned out from gratuitous faculty meetings, undergraduate grading, and grinding East Coast winters, she felt a little entombed herself.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new sunscreen guidelines, onion grading standards and capital stock rules for banks.
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Here's what is happening: Onions: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is proposing new grading standards for frozen onions.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for automated trading, financial reporting requirements and walnut grading standards.
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While their grading system is confusing in and of itself, the real world implications of the guidelines are heartbreaking.
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The program's focus is on certifying vendors' products across categories, including cameras, creative editorial, color grading, and IMF packaging.
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But even if we're grading on a curve, we'll hand out some points for effort at this year's event.
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Gift an Audible 3-Month Membership, $45In between grading papers and designing lesson plans, the best sellers everyone's reading
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Now that Ms. Nagahiro knows there are questions about the test's quality and grading, "I have guilt," she said.
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For the first time women are coming forward without being judged, without repercussions and without someone grading their hurt.
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By constructing your grudge, classifying and grading it, you should feel more empowered, and not feel like a victim.
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One of his major achievements was to create a new grading system to judge referees in the United States.
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Grade inflation has complicated the task of evaluating achievements, and so has the variance in high school grading policies.
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Per today's announcement, both the non-optional recording and the subsequent grading policies are now being suspended for good.
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I organize some of our tax documents, then watch mindless Netflix while grading student work before going to bed.
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Grading is scaled, with the high score equal to 100 percent and the low score equal to 50 percent.
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Even with the disappointing late add, Final Fantasy XV still has the best monochromatic grading of any of them.
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But Trump was critical of himself when it came to messaging, grading himself with a C or C-plus.
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"It may also be helpful to let your students know that you will be grading this metric," Zoom explained.
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By 1991, he was teaching 10 hours per week — not counting time spent preparing lesson plans and grading papers.
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So, how does meticulously grading dozens of hot chicks compare to driving a race car at ridiculously high speeds?
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The practice, known as grading, involves sharing audio snippets with contractors, who determine whether Siri is hearing the requests accurately.
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It covers topics like keyframe animation, color correction and grading, speed manipulation, custom transitions, and other tricks of the trade.
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Grading each coin on a one to 70 scale, PCGS gave the market transparency, boosting investor confidence and sales volumes.
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But that involves grading on a curve, one where the average is dragged down by the awful performance of Europe.
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She started using modafinil in 20143 when she was writing her thesis at the same time as teaching and grading.
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Blackmagic is known for creating pro video tools, from cameras, to broadcast equipment, to the industry standard color grading software.
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In the 1990s the grading of GCSE exams and A-levels, taken at 18, became ever more generous (see chart).
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This prestigious position does entail long hours developing coursework or grading papers, but it is decidedly unstressful and pretty picturesque.
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"There can be long hours developing coursework or grading papers, but it doesn't necessarily equate to stress, " Glassdoor's Dobroski said.
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A quick recap of the Peergrade platform, which is designed to facilitate peer feedback and peer grading within university courses.
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The platform then distributes those assignments to different students who are charged with actually carrying out grading and giving feedback.
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Using an idea suggested by one of his TAs, Nass decided to fix the grading bias by creating an algorithm.
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Under Canadian legislation, U.S. wheat automatically receives the lowest quality designation and price in Canada under the country's grading system.
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Both Moody's and S&P sounded warnings on Noble's rating in November by announcing reviews of the company's investment grading.
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Here's what is happening: --The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will issue new voluntary grading standards for egg in shells.
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Earlier this year when Razer announced the Blade THX, it boiled down to attention spent on the screen's color grading.
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The white male academics who were grading the first edition of Thicker Than Blood focused on my gender and sexuality.
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Manual embryo grading may be a crude tool, but it's noninvasive and easy for most fertility clinics to carry out.
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WTH, on its website, provides many links to data for its claims, so I've come up with a grading system.
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Additionally, they can help get your coin certified by a grading service and guide you through the entire selling process.
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I started experimenting with grading schemes that would encourage community and collaboration — while still maintaining standards and assessing students individually.
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Instead, they first take a look at how the founders in the fund are grading them as investors and partners.
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Widespread online interest in Super Bowl commercials has led to countless websites running postmortems: grading ads and recording audience response.
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In fact, the chance of getting sick and not grading is much higher than the chance of winning the lottery.
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Some said it freed them from making lesson plans and grading quizzes so they had more time for individual students.
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Where internet connectivity is poor, the network's buses also drop off work packets that are later picked up for grading.
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Where internet connectivity is poor, the network's buses also drop off work packets that are later picked up for grading.
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Without a prep period, I have to do all of my grading and creating of content before and after school.
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The purpose of the grading program is to help improve the accuracy of Siri voice recognition and prevent accidental triggers.
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The notion of a 20-something former Giuliani aide grading veteran lawmakers on their principles did not go over well.
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Ms. Fariña said she has received pictures of staff members at M.S. 88 grading papers with Petey on their laps.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new requirements for wind generators, government spending regulations, and grading standards for raisins.
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He said he has no problem with blind grading, but he questioned why it was only being applied to him.
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Lucid Motors marketing manager David Salguero said the company has started grading the land, but declined to comment any further.
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He steers his customers away from high-risk places, such as Bolivia, a Level 3603 in the U.S. grading system.
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Each studio, whether specially designed for editing, sound mixing or color grading, is a floating room-built-within-a-room.
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According to Quinn, job stability can directly correlate to grading when professors are worried their perception could threaten their employment.
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The platform then distributes those assignments to different students who are charged with actually carrying out the grading and giving feedback.
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Apple says that in the future, users will be able to choose whether or not they participate in the grading. 2.
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Udacity aims to streamline education by reducing the number of hours staffers spend grading papers, answering student questions, and so forth.
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The figures Apple has cited put the amount of queries that may be selected for grading under 1% of daily requests.
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As a PhD student, Braasch has the potential to be a teaching fellow, responsible for grading the work of undergraduate students.
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You seem a bit competitive and not a natural ally of someone who would bend the grading curve to your detriment.
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Again, we're grading on a bit of a positional curve here, and Hanafin has only one pro season under his belt.
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Denver-based Wata Games, a video game collectors' grading service, rated Amos' copy of the game an 8 out of 10.
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Left without his admired adviser, Kizilcec found himself thinking more and more about the grading problem that Nass had left unsolved.
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To test the effect of transparency upon trust, Kizilcec varied the amount of information each student received about the grading process.
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" Kniffen, who previously advised investors to sell the stock, is now rooting for the new CEO, grading his performance an "A+.
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Like school (and unlike traditional maple syrup grading), Grade A adheres to the strongest standards, with grades B and C following.
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"If I were grading the Trump Administration's proposal to replace the Clean Power Plan, I would give it an 'F,'" Sen.
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Morningstar, which pioneered independent grading of mutual funds, evaluated 2750 popular HSA platforms both as spending accounts and as investment vehicles.
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It is in such good condition that it has been given a Proof-68 grade by the Professional Coin Grading Service.
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There are obviously bigger, more pressing things in the world than grading a movie or recapping last night's episode of television.
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I try to think of it as a celebration but can't help feeling like people are rating and grading my performance.
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It was the start of making me a normal worker guy — I was showing up, teaching, grading papers, holding office hours.
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To verify their condition, cards are sent to a grading company, which scores them on a scale of 1 to 10.
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Grading sets the value of the cards and is considered a prerequisite for selling them on an auction platform like eBay.
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In the aftermath of that report, Apple announced that it would suspend the grading program that would see those recordings reviewed.
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Robel said that no student would be forced to take his class and they would enforce a double-blind grading system.
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Too many students leave high school ill prepared for college and careers, even though traditional grading systems label many top performers.
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Here's what is happening: Raisins: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is moving forward with new grading standards for processed raisins.
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Blind grading by all professors might encourage conservative students who are afraid they might be punished for their views, he said.
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I chose teaching knowing that I would be grading papers all weekend and working far beyond the hours of my contract.
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"Running the Twitter for Merriam-Webster feels like all of the fun parts of teaching without any of the grading," she says.
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But I think that even the observers and reporters tonight watching, that are grading the candidates' performances should take it into account.
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In other words, the Cine effects are basically "color-grading" your footage in-real time without any loss to the video quality.
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Teaching and grading have to happen at set times no matter what, but grants, articles, and revisions have a lot more flexibility.
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"We like to see when they are grading harshly because it separates the great skaters from the good ones," Moir told reporters.
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When I grade students' writing, I am also grading the work they put into mastering concepts, researching, generating original ideas, and revising.
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"The syllabus stated that his grading policy would allow students inappropriate input into the assignment of their own grades," the statement read.
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Why does Netflix insist on devaluing film even more than it does with its washdowned color grading and poorly executed original plotpoops?
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"If I were grading the Trump Administration's proposal to replace the Clean Power Plan, I would give it an 'F,'" said Sen.
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The nurses went on strike last Monday to press home demands for improved allowances and irregular salary grading system, its union said.
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If students cheat their way up the rankings, the relative grading system means other children are inevitably bumped down to lower brackets.
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This gives students the chance to catch and fix any errors, while also saving the teacher time in grading, the company says.
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Around 16,000 nurses went on strike Monday to press home demands for improved allowances and irregular salary grading system, its union said.
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Throughout four days before the competition, the Marines executed a total of 10 engagements prepping the teams for their final grading portion.
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Meanwhile, the USDA's Grain Inspection, Packers, and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) is looking to develop new grading standards for oats and sunflower seeds.
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ASCE issues these report cards every four years, grading the state of U.S. bridges, dams, parks, airports, railroads and other vital links.
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He faulted grading companies like Professional Sports Authenticator, which is part of Collectors Universe, a publicly traded company in Santa Ana, Calif.
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While high school grades are among the best indicators of success in college, there is enormous variation in high schools' grading structures.
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Here's what is happening: Eggs: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is moving forward with new voluntary grading standards for shell eggs.
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Engaged by the project, Jared Sutton, a 27-year-old algebra teacher, helped develop a software program for grading called the Hive.
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The money's better and she is ready to work with adults instead of grading papers and dealing with upset and angry parents.
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He said that giving back to communities is a priority for banks, but that the CRA grading process needs to be fixed.
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You'll tackle adjustment layers, masks, and blending modes in Photoshop, and work with lights, contrasts, color grading, and skin retouching in Lightroom.
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The pro-gun group also plans to make Sessions' confirmation a "key vote" in its legislative scorecard grading senators' votes on guns.
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Julian Castro: C+ He all but disappeared in parts of the debate, so it was difficult for him to climb the grading scale.
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The reason it's so hard to figure out who's affected by AI grading is because there's not just one program that's being used.
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Swedish edtech startup DigiExam, which also has offices in the U.S. and U.K., offers software-as-a-service for academic testing and grading.
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The backdrop: Modern baseball card collecting erupted in the 1990s when appraisal firms began grading cards' conditions on a 1 to 10 scale.
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Matt Wdowiarz, a fifth grade teacher in Winfield, Illinois says an iPad helps him save time from grading, returning papers, and printing papers.
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Still, the app has to compete with alternatives like FreshGrade, which is focused on older students and a wide set of grading options.
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Perdue said the wheat-grading issue seems to be less of a concern to Canada and its farmers and could be resolved quickly.
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One of embryologists' more time-consuming jobs is grading embryos—looking at their morphological features under a microscope and assigning a quality score.
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Mr Xi has built on a system, developed by his post-Deng predecessors, of grading officials according to their fulfilment of "responsibility targets".
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While they were grading Donald Trump's speech to Congress on a serious curve, Sam Bee was basically banging her head against the wall.
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To be sure, drillers have been high-grading rigs throughout the country, but the Bakken drillers generally face a higher hurdle to profitability.
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Here's what is happening: Walnuts: The Department of Agriculture (USDA) is proposing new grading standards for walnuts that are still inside their shell.
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Between lesson plans, grading papers, staff meetings, and required duties like chaperoning, most teachers are at school long after the final bell rings.
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It has adopted an innovative internal grading system known as objectives and key results, or OKRs, as the first step in its process.
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The USDA's Grain Inspection, Packers, and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) announced Friday it is looking to develop new standards and grading practices for oats.
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It's an endeavor for the intensely curious and resourceful, those who can adapt to systems that do grading, testing and instruction quite differently.
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The Seesaw For Schools paid version gives administrators a dashboard to monitor each classes' workbook and integrate the data into their grading software.
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Dropping net neutrality regulations means that ISPs will essentially be policing themselves, which poses the same problem as students grading their own homework.
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Once this grading is completed, using specialist software and techniques, the analysts locate the country in which the content is being physically hosted.
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"Since then we have redesigned our grading and selection system so that there is no longer any grade inequity," she said by email.
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That unit has accounted for 13 takeaways and, according to Pro Football Focus's grading, has provided the best pass coverage in the league.
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"What the grading shows is that we have a long way to go before we are a financially literate nation," the report found.
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So it's good that Apple is cranking all the way back to past industry standard on its privacy policies regarding grading and improvement.
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If Siri data is deleted within 24 hours of making a request, the audio and transcripts will not be made available to grading.
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Purchased beef, pork or poultry, however, must meet the same specifications as the donated product, including inspection, grading, testing and humane handling standards.
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In other words, even if they got the right answer, through random grading, their correct answers may or may not be scored accurately.
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In a 2013 report submitted to UNAIDS, Chile's national HIV program gave itself a four out of 10 when grading its prevention strategies.
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I try so I can offer quality meat at the right price, but I'm not interested nor qualified in grading quality of meat.
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If there's an imbalance between the external testing part and the teacher's grading of the in-class part, then inspectors come and they watch.
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Microsoft is also helping teachers make better use of their time by enabling mobile grading for the Teams mobile app on iOS and Android.
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Most MOOCs use peer grading rather than having TAs score student papers: In other words, the students are asked to evaluate one another's work.
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Maybe I'm grading on a curve, but if we're talking about "strength" and "leadership" and "effectiveness" and "national interest," I'll probably stick with Obama.
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The students will be graded on how well they maintain their fitness levels, which are tracked through wireless reporting to an online grading platform.
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This "severe high grading" impacts employment because drillers are preventing production from falling off dramatically despite completing fewer wells, said IHS analyst Raoul LeBlanc.
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"From what we can tell by the people he is supporting, he is grading Republicans on the curve," Mr. Steyer said in an interview.
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This fall, Success began sending home "Parent Investment Cards"—essentially, grading parents on how well they are holding up their end of the deal.
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The test changed to become more difficult in 24, which led the third-grading reading proficiency statewide to fall from 21 to 25 percent.
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"Plus, it takes more time when you have to weigh the papers against one another to ensure that your grading is universal," she said.
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To help solve this problem, in the early 2000s, Google adopted an innovative internal grading system known as objectives and key results, or OKRs.
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The USDA's Grain Inspection, Packers, and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) announced Friday it is looking to develop new standards and grading practices for sunflower seeds.
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She was wearing a white T-shirt and bluejeans, green clogs, and had been grading papers outside on the deck while Ron gardened below.
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Apple has since suspended that grading program, but it's unclear if it made any other changes in regards to how it handles user data.
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And his critics, grading on a curve, called it a welcome change, a moment of constructive engagement that they hoped would lead to more.
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What is most worrisome to some experts is the role that the star ratings now play in grading performance of hospitals and their managers.
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Apple is also publishing an FAQ on how Siri's privacy controls fit in with its grading process; you can read that in full here.
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During his first campaign, Mr. de Blasio promised to de-emphasize test scores, end the school grading system and put a pause on closures.
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This year the Gemological Institute of America has supplemented its "103C" grading scheme—colour, clarity, cut and carats—with a fifth: country of origin.
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The company says it is also going to make its grading system fairer, among other changes designed to make transcribing for Rev more manageable.
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School teachers who moonlight as drivers told her they are grading papers at stop signs and thinking about their curriculum when the light changes.
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Apple says it will review the process that it uses, called grading, to determine whether Siri is hearing queries correctly, or being invoked by mistake.
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Beyond the location of the fruit, Root AI uses other, proprietary, vision processing techniques to measure properties of fruit (like ripeness, size, and quality grading).
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Apple said on Friday it had paused the program called "grading", where it reviewed anonymized recordings of conversations people had with its Siri voice assistant.
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Nass and a research assistant worked together to measure the grading tendencies of each TA based on his or her scoring of similar problem sets.
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A trader list would detail all the tapes someone had for trade - Band name, type of tape: demo, live recording, duration and grading of recording.
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The NRA has been a powerful political force for decades, grading politicians and spending lavishly to support those who align with them on gun rights.
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"There's a couple of iconic rarities in the rare coin market," said David Hall, co-founder of Professional Coin Grading Service of Santa Ana, California.
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On the grading system used to determine the aggressiveness of prostate cancer known as the Gleason Score, doctors labeled him a 9 out of 10.
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After a grading program started in Los Angeles, revenues rose at establishments with high marks for food safety and fell at those with low ratings.
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Part of the problem is that high schools offer a rigorous curriculum for relatively few students and often use a grading system that masks underperformance.
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And finally, in the final stage, the diamond is polished using a spinning grading wheel coated with a special paste that's made of diamond dust.
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They need tools, like the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Index: Grading U.S. Global Health Assistance, to demonstrate what works and what does not.
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"Grading" is the term Apple uses to describe its process for evaluating Siri's performance, which includes having contractors review recordings of Siri interactions for accuracy.
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That's why organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation put out "Who's Got Your Back" reports, grading the technology industry on how they treat user privacy.
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In 85033 the Obama administration issued a National Cyber Incident Response Plan, which included a five-level grading system for assessing the severity of cyberattacks.
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The myriad of images are then further manipulated, Godard stretching, re-framing, de-grading, saturating, speeding, and slowing them down throughout the 84-minute runtime.
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These should both prove well worth hearing, given the high standard achieved by the flagship National Youth Orchestra: no grading-on-a-youthful-curve necessary.
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The company hired a technical designer to rework its patterns, size grading, and tech pack as a first step to working with domestic suppliers.2.
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The top line news is that Apple is making changes to the way that Siri audio review, or "grading," works across all of its devices.
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Apple said in a statement to the paper that it is "working closely with our partners" as it reviews its processes around grading Siri conversations.
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Also, Priya Krishna on the life of a New York City health inspector, the person responsible for letter-grading the restaurants in which we eat.
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I will, indeed, be monitoring my kid closely this year, both for signs of blooming and omens of disaster, but not on the grading portal.
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Less than 24 hours after the first round was completed, everyone with a keyboard and an opinion was already grading the picks, sometimes pretty harshly.
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The top lot at its semi-annual Geneva sale, the stone weighs 232.33 carats and is graded fancy vivid pink, the highest possible color grading.
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Artificial intelligence is starting to take over repetitive tasks in classrooms, like grading, and is optimizing coursework and revolutionizing the preparation for college entrance exams.
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N), Manheim treats vehicles like commodities, grading them on a fine-tuned scale from one (poor) to five (excellent) that provides dealers with certainty and transparency.
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On Sunday's "Reliable," I suggested that the media is collectively still grading Trump on a curve — especially versus the Dems who want to take his job.
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DeVos has supported some state accountability ideas, like grading schools on an A-to-F scale based on test results, that could guide her actions here.
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The Awair gives you a read out on all of the different qualities of your air, grading your space on humidity, dust, VOCs, temperature and CO2.
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IT IS easy to be cynical about school-test results, particularly when you are grading the performance of something as complex as a country's education system.
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Monday's software update gives users the ability to opt-in to Apple's resumed Siri grading program, which has resumed after being paused in August and September.
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" McCharen-Tran, meanwhile, says Chromat has "worked hard to engineer the grading based on the curve fit tests [they've] been doing over the last five years.
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Go deeper: Investors don't care about the Trump trade war Trump delays tariff hike after "substantial progress" with China Grading the impact of Trump's China tariffs
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Final Cut Pro 10.4 comes with support for 360 VR, HDR, and new color grading tools that may make it a more appealing option for videographers.
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Previously, students had carried paper notebooks to document their exercise, which were then transcribed by the instructors of their fitness classes into the school's grading system.
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So, the volunteer work group was tasked with creating a rubric for grading historical figures to deem who was "essential" to learn about and who wasn't.
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While they may not have to do the work itself, grading is not as simple as just writing a number or a letter on a paper.
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It happens whenever teachers use a forced grading curve: The top 10 percent of students receive A's, the next 30 percent get B's, and so on.
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I don't think I want to grade him, but I should say, this is important is his grading, as any president, should be the economic parameters.
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So how could it be that I know I will be grading and not know that the shopper at the convenience store will lose the lottery?
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She said she was teaching a night class on Tuesday as votes were being counted, and then woke up early on Wednesday to finish grading papers.
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New York should translate the current numerical scores into a more intuitive letter grading system and require that the grades be included in real estate advertisements.
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Grading on the curve of Super Bowls past, it was a pretty good day overall for advertising agencies that earn their spurs based on these campaigns.
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The new Michelin guide will incorporate its anonymous raters' grading for restaurants in Los Angeles, Monterey, Orange County, Sacramento, San Diego and Santa Barbara, it said.
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A study, also done in Florida, showed that housing prices were impacted when the state started grading individual schools according to student test scores after 2002.
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Other updates include a Comparison Viewer, which allow editors to view reference images in a new window to keep a consistent look throughout their videos while grading.
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The FBI believes harvesting the login credentials of his teachers allowed Graves to steal advanced copies of exams, as well as access university grading and email systems.
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According to the FBI, former University of Iowa student Trevor Graves installed a keylogging device on his professor's computers, allowing him access to exams and grading systems.
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In addition, it will be issuing a software update in the future that will let Siri users choose whether they participate in the grading process or not.
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Any changes to company's grading process this time could reveal whether Facebook is taking special steps to keep valued employees around, or continuing along the same lines.
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DaVinci Resolve 153 is a fully functional post-production suite now, and it has best-in-class tools for color grading (especially if you're shooting Blackmagic RAW).
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Despite the Se7en-esque color grading, Phillilps has a feel for architecture which suggests aspiration, decrepitude, and millions of hidden lives, and harmonizes with Arthur's grand delusions.
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"Even when I don't have grading to do, I have a day every week cutting through all the teaching admin with the help of modafinil," she says.
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In this system, any two students comparing their grades for a given question can feel that grading is fair because the same TA read both the answers.
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Because there were more than 200 students in the class but only two questions on the midterm, Nass had divided the grading among TAs by class section.
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The complications with transparency in general, and Nass's unsuccessful foray into grading transparency in particular, can be seen in massive open online courses, better known as MOOCs.
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"Grading of the embryo by a human is very subjective," Nikica Zaninovic, an embryologist at the Center for Reproductive Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine, tells CNN Business.
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You'll discover what color grading is and how to apply it to your images, as well as the steps to color correct photos in just five seconds.
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A lecturer at a university in Malaysia stunned his students by donning an Iron Man mask during class to hide his facial expressions while grading their work.
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"South Africa's continued inclusion in WGBI rests on a local currency investment grading rating from S&P and Moody's – presently two notches away," UBS analysts told clients.
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The USDA proposed new walnut grading standards last November, but the agency will reopen the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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Classroom now, for example, features a new grading tool that works not just with Google Docs files but also Office files, PDFs, videos and other file types.
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She decided to tackle the issue herself, and built a digital platform that allows any teacher to access high-quality literature, curriculum and grading resources for free.
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This house is in my price range and has everything I wanted -- it's close to school, perfect for all those late nights grading papers and lesson planning.
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A few more weeks into the school year, faculty members posted student rankings on a bulletin board, as they did at the end of every grading period.
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A new grading system should start with the basics: Are companies on top of data security, and if hacked, do they know how to reduce the impact?
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At the traditional high school, the cheater's test scores may also wrongly modify the grading curve, which affects the grades of all other students in the class.
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Apple on Wednesday apologized for its "Siri grading program," which allowed contractors to review a small percentage of the things people spoke to its Siri voice assistant.
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"It's not dependent on how lenient or how harsh the grading standards are in a given high school," says Professor Daniel Koretz, author of The Testing Charade.
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But this concern should not impede progress, because the city can exclude buildings with certain energy-intensive tenants or create a specially tailored grading system for them.
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She was grading papers; he was working outside, and it was the kind of quiet and predictable day that gave Phillip the feeling of contentment he prized.
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The Guardian's report comes from the same leak that revealed the existence of the Siri grading program, which ultimately led to Apple canning it entirely last month.
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The Grade is, naturally, all about grades, as in, the app uses a grading system for you to judge and be judged by other people on the app.
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GRADE was developed to "to reduce unnecessary confusion arising from multiple systems for grading evidence and recommendations" and is part of a new emphasis on "evidence-based" medicine.
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It's the finest copy of the stamp known to be in existence, with a grade of 0003 out of 2000 by PSE, the leading grading service of stamps.
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Some of it was the show wasn't done until every bit of it was done, which included the graphics, the voices, the last VFX, the grading, the coloring.
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When I wasn't working on my Master's thesis, grading papers for the undergraduate class I taught, or partying all over Atlanta, I was an international celebrity named Punany.
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Bottom of the pile Myanmar Myanmar has been on the Tier 2 Watch List since 2011, but this year fell to the bottom with a Tier 3 grading.
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Alrosa, the world's largest producer of rough diamonds in carat terms, confirmed that security services had uncovered an ongoing diamond theft ring in its sorting and grading department.
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However, the companies so far have only disclosed one that's definitely making the transition: Chalkup's criteria-based grading rubrics that let teachers give students feedback on their work.
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The release happened on Thursday during a routine invitation to observe a grading session, which is typically sent out after the exam is done, according to the statement.
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To top it off, the 13-inch 4K screen doesn't adhere to any color-grading standard (like Adobe's, for example), which would make it great for multimedia editing.
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These contractors "regularly hear confidential medical information, drug deals, and recordings of couples having sex, as part of their job providing quality control, or 'grading,'" the report claims.
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Most smallholders belong to a co-operative, which skins, ferments and dries the coffee beans before passing them on to a miller that finishes the processing and grading.
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And at this point, we need to stop grading them on a scale of "bad" to "really, really, really bad" and using that as reason to defend them.
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A Reuters examination in 2015 found that U.S. diplomats pressured the office charged with grading global efforts for the report into inflating assessments of 14 strategically important countries.
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Early in the draft process, the Jets deemed Vander Laan a quarterback, grading him accordingly, but in February, some of their scouts suggested projecting him at tight end.
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Even grading on a curve, though, this is a solidly executed story, tapping the familiar theme of a troubled kid whose life is changed by an extraordinary visitor.
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Not the most inspired stuff in the world, sure, but if we're grading Fallon on a curve, then he at least gets a sticker for feigning self-awareness.
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With reinforcement learning, we create a grading system for our model and the AI must determine the best course of action in order to get a high score.
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The spring used to be about grading papers near the duck ponds at Duke, and summer was a long Canadian road trip to debate the merits of curling.
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The feature can also create a contour mask around the body, which can be used in a variety of ways, like video color grading and highlighting the foreground.
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Not only are they pretty easy to learn, just a few tweaks to lighting and color grading can turn your photos from ho-hum to seriously wow-worthy.
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The move is akin to a student choosing to enroll in a course with an easy-grading professor, rather than a professor known to be a hard grader.
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Around 7:7, I get out of bed, get another cup of coffee, pack P. a lunch, and settle on the couch with two cats and start grading.
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That algorithm is then used to analyze how individual candidates answer preselected questions in a recorded video interview, grading their verbal responses and, in some cases, facial movements.
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Game of Thrones' series finale, "The Iron Throne," is the show's lowest-ranked episode ever on IMDB, with the site's users grading it a 4.3 out of 10.
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However, students would have more time off spread throughout the year in the form of a two-week break following each of the year's four nine-week grading periods.
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The Guardian story from Alex Hern quoted extensively from a contractor at a firm hired by Apple to perform part of a Siri quality control process it calls grading.
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Facebook was left out of the grading system because the company denied access to M, though I did hang out with her for two hours on a friend's account.
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There's little need for running software simulations -- Musk calls that "grading your own homework" -- because Tesla has so many real-world tests going on all the time, he said.
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Once in a while, a teacher would look up from grading papers in the back of the room with a quizzical expression, but that was the extent of it.
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According to Ken Vorgert, chief of the Dairy Grading Branch of the USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service, the donation programs dwindled once the government no longer had its cheap reserves.
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But experience has shown that miners can cling on for longer than expected, through a combination of cost-cutting, high-grading and running down previously built-up cash reserves.
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McMahon sensed that Morant's habit of grading himself was a tangible way for him to hold himself accountable and to remind himself that there was always room to grow.
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Will they be as assiduous in grading pieces that overstate the significance of some single-study finding pointing to climate doom as they are with coverage challenging climate alarm?
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Judith Kelley, professor at Duke University's Sanford School of Public Policy, is the author of "Scorecard Diplomacy: Grading States to Influence Their Reputation and Behavior," Cambridge University Press, 2017.
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Now almost a year later, Moicano is approaching 16-years-old, the age where he will finally graduate out of the juvenile grading system and received a blue belt.
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That's grading on a curve, however, for a series whose initial conceit and execution -- chronicling the outbreak on the opposite coast -- has been most notable for its general lifelessness.
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The simple grading system used by restaurant regulators can and should be a model to inform the public about the digital security of businesses that store sensitive consumer data.
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Some have even succeeded: After initially switching to an opt-in pass/fail system, Harvard Law implemented mandatory pass/fail grading in response to a letter expressing student concerns.
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I am grading this test, and like the staff of the Independent Budget Office and Mr. Brodsky, I declare all of this a subsidy, good for about $380 million.
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In the late hours of October 23, Craig Clements was grading papers when a colleague in Oakland texted him about a rapidly growing wildfire just north of San Francisco.
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Its app, with new features such as homework grading, the ability to livestream classes and watch video replays, has received a flood of one-star reviews from disgruntled pupils.
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Motion is getting color correction and grading features along with some new filters, and Compressor is moving to a 64-bit engine for encoding high-resolution, high frame rate videos.
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Once a police report is filed, any lost diamonds would be flagged in the system, and if they pop up for a cleaning, grading or possible sale ... police are called.
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The ladies' version has the most appealing design — if we're grading on a very large curve — but the gaudy black-and-gold men's version should've never left the design board.
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The Obama administration, which created a federal cyber chief position in February that has not yet been filled, published a "presidential policy directive" that includes a five-level grading system.
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Todd Feathers, who wrote about AI essay grading for Motherboard, called up every state in the country and found that at least 21 states use some form of automated scoring.
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More specifically, they relied on a trusted research-rating system called GRADE, or the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development, and Evaluation, to decide which studies to include in their papers.
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She first started using it a year ago to grade a mountain of 3,000-word undergraduate essays in three weeks—triple the amount of grading compared to a decade ago.
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But beyond the timely improvements to make learning to program online more palatable, Udacity also wants to leverage the team's experience to automate more of its grading and reporting processes.
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Anonymous peer grading bolsters the accuracy of the scores by reducing favoritism and other such concerns as well as eliminating the need to hire hundreds of graders for each course.
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Unlike Rotten Tomatoes, which determines if a review is "fresh" (red tomato) or "rotten" (splattered green tomato) and assigns a percentage score, Lit Hub uses an A-F grading system.
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A mark on the Diamond Bullion developed by the International Institute of Diamond Grading and Research (IIDGR), which is part of Anglo American's De Beers Group, provides a further guarantee.
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Apparently, the Korean word for "pure" is very similar to "white," meaning that, in all likelihood, the grading scale here is referring to a dish without any spice on it.
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The simplest grading system is approval voting, whereby voters indicate all candidates they find acceptable (give a grade of 1); the others are deemed unacceptable and receive grades of 0.
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He and his colleagues at Johns Hopkins proposed a grading system to make it clear that Gleason 6 cells are less frightening than higher-grade tumors, but not necessarily benign.
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At school the next day, Hannah's student — the one whose paper got destroyed in the Fran-Hannah grading fight — comes up to her and asks what happened to the assignment.
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The company hired a technical designer to perfect its patterns, size grading, and tech pack (essentially the blueprints of a design) as a first step to working with domestic suppliers.
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"There are views you're not supposed to express, even outside of class, and God help the conservative student whose professor checks Facebook and Twitter before grading term papers," he wrote.
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An anonymous Microsoft contractor who worked grading audio snippets from Skype conversations and Cortana recordings revealed to the Guardian that "no security measures" were taken to protect the audio clips.
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Stripping away the old-school methods By taking away the traditional U.S. grading system of A, B, C, D, F, Portfolio say it's liberating students instead of holding them back.
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The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service proposed new grading standards for frozen onions last November, but will reopen the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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Despite President Trump's smugly grading his administration's relief efforts as a "10," there are few signs Falumng (and the rest of Puerto Rico) can expect a full recovery anytime soon.
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Police reported at least one teacher did enter their information, which allowed the student to access the Mount Diablo Unified School District IT network and, in turn, the school's grading system.
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But I wrote a story at the end of last year about sort of grading or beginning a conversation about how well the venture capital industry has done at improving diversity.
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Instead, they simply replicate, in Times, Helvetica, or Franklin Gothic Book, the syllabi, material lists, grading rubrics, and attendance policies of three undergraduate and graduate courses Howey teaches at Boston University.
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Rinehart's "experimental living facility" in Los Angeles, which is actually just a shipping container with a porta-potty and heaps of trash, is being cited for grading and zoning code violations.
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The X-T3 gains the Eterna film simulation that debuted on the X-H1; it's useful for quick grading if you don't want to go all in and record F-Log.
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It lets teachers set an assignment and grading criteria, and invite students to upload their completed work to Peergrade, such as in the form of a Word document or YouTube video.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Nurses in Zimbabwe went on strike on Monday to press the government to pay them allowances and to protest a flawed system for grading salaries, a nurses union said.
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The approach isn't nearly as drastic (read: marketing) at first glance with the AERO83's X-Rite Pantone color grading, but it's one of Gigabyte's main selling points for the laptop.
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Some nice design touches beyond the transaction maps, the color grading that mirrors purchases and the far more readable interface is a pleasant metallic sheen that is activated on device tilt.
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F.Y.I. Q. I've been in a lot of restaurants in New York, and I've never seen an F in any of those inspection grading cards given out by the health department.
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The progressive group also gave her an A and its top spot among the Democratic caucus in a report card released earlier this year grading senators' willingness to oppose Trump's nominees.
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The changes are all part of a bigger shift in the way businesses are tracking and grading workers' performance, with Accenture PLC and Deloitte both recently halting their annual performance reviews.
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Fitch believes the transaction supports the company's strategic and financial initiatives by high-grading assets with a core offshore customer in an operationally attractive region, while improving the forecasted leverage profile.
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The imminent demise of New York City's venerable dog bars was heralded several years ago, after the city began letter-grading restaurants and bars and subjecting them to much closer scrutiny.
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Grading the Trump administration's response to the coronavirus outbreak from A to F, Jha said it would be hard to justify giving the president and his team anything above a D.
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The big change is that third-party contractors won't have access to any of the clips for a process called "grading" and there is an explicit opt-in process for users.
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"These transcriptions are associated with a random identifier, not your Apple ID, for up to six months," according to a new Siri Privacy and Grading page that Apple published on Wednesday.
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For example, when eating lunch or drinking coffee, focus on the experience of eating or drinking, actually tasting each bite or sip, and not grading or lesson planning while doing so.
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The story was part of a slew of reports revealing big tech companies including Amazon, Apple, and Google were sending private recordings from their voice-assistants to human contractors for grading.
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After I give the pets, I take my vitamins and make a cup of instant coffee to power me through the end of this grading spree...only a few papers left!
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While some aspects of restaurant grading — like a bathroom inspection — aren't as relevant to food trucks and carts, Ms. Schiff said the vehicles were susceptible to the same kinds of violations.
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But as Politico notes, grading de Blasio's record is complicated: de Blasio's signature achievements came early in his first term, and City Hall's activity and ambition have been lackluster in recent years.
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Andrew Kahler of John Deere, a maker of agricultural and construction machinery, explains how drones can also streamline the process of grading—preparing the ground for constructing a building, road or railway.
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The London-listed miner said in a statement it was still investigating the incident, as was the state's mines safety inspector, which involved a personnel carrier and a grading vehicle last Wednesday.
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The market's wild-west days ended in 1986 when the first independent coin certifier, the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), based in California, established itself as an authority on authenticity and quality.
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The studio is now making use of the screen in its color correction, HDR grading, and other film editing work now increasingly focused on helping studios put out higher-quality digital images.
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"Frequently these speculators know little or nothing about the commodity in which they deal, and have little knowledge of the methods of producing, grading, shipping, storing and using the product," Stewart noted.
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The stone was graded fancy vivid blue, the highest possible colour grading, awarded to barely one percent of blue diamonds submitted to the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), according to Sotheby's catalogue.
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There are photocopies to make, packets to print, lesson plans to write, parents to call, and if we do find ourselves with "spare time" we use it to get ahead on grading.
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Still, in order to bid farewell to our favorite sad sack, we are reliving some of her saddest moments — in GIF form — and grading them on a scale of 1 to 10.
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Earlier this year, IHS analyst Raoul LeBlanc told CNBC that Bakken drillers were embarking on a program of "severe high grading," or cramming rigs into their best acreage in just three counties.
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Journalists were, effectively, grading politicians on their ability to perform what everyone understood to be a largely artificial version of themselves — practicing a kind of theater criticism as much as political reporting.
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"You can take all summer, really, there's no rush," she said, surprised at herself, as she knew it was unfair to the other students and inconsistent with her typically ruthless, mechanical grading.
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The city Parks Department keeps the statue in good shape, he added, "but the park surrounding it needed help" — including repaving paths, fixing stairways and creating new grading for wheelchairs and strollers.
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A lack of consensus on prospects shows up in grading, and both those teams won—or just got lucky—on players like Rob Gronkowski and Russell Wilson, who many saw as gambles.
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I tested it side by side with Echo and Home smart speakers, grading them on their ability to accomplish 3.13 tasks across several categories, including music, productivity, commuting, home automation and cooking.
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Against this backdrop, and grading on a curve (since every grade can't be an F lest it become meaningless), President Trump's trip to the G-20 could have been a lot worse.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs began grading hospitals about four years ago based on 110 performance indicators such as wait times, infection rates and nurse turnover at its 1,20073 hospitals and clinics.
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Already, students across the country have petitioned their universities to switch to mandatory pass/D/fail grading to make the semester more equitable for those coping with a variety of difficult situations.
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It is not bad for the precious stone, according to GIA, and it is not a grading factor like the traditional 4Cs — color, clarity, cut and carat weight — used to determine quality.
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It is not bad for the precious stone, according to GIA, and it is not a grading factor like the traditional 4Cs — color, clarity, cut and carat weight — used to determine quality.
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Stewart took his first scouting job with the Yankees in the early 1950s, when a Pittsburgh Pirates scout showed him a numerical grading system at a spring training game in Bradenton, Fla.
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This hyperspectral tech has the potential to provide not only food-safety improvements in automated foreign object detection, but also to enable meat quality grading to be standardized and improved over time.
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He found that the N.B.A. had the highest percentage of women in executive positions at the league office and with individual teams, grading significantly better than the N.F.L. and Major League Baseball.
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The easiest way to tell if you have a potentially valuable coin is to first look it up on reputable websites such as the Numismatists Guaranty Corporation or Professional Coin Grading Service.
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Last year a series of reports provoked public outcry after big tech companies including Microsoft, Amazon, and Google were revealed to be giving customers&apos audio recordings to human contractors for grading.
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The Related Companies is grading land in the town of Tuxedo for Phase 1 of Tuxedo Farms, a $900 million housing development planned for 1,195 units, from apartments to large luxury homes.
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"These ready-for-sea assessments are going around and doing that look, that grading to ensure we get a solid look and understanding of what the proficiency is at sea," he said.
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Slowly, algorithms are making their way into classrooms, taking over repetitive tasks like grading, optimizing coursework to fit individual student needs and revolutionizing the preparation for College Board exams like the SAT.
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Furthermore, 34% surveyed gave Republican leaders a D when grading how well they worked with Trump to help him fulfill these promises — that increased from a mere 21% at the 50-day mark.
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"I got a little salt in my blood and ended up staying with it," Adams said of his early education in the business, which included unloading boats, grading lobster and picking their meat.
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Both were grading out among the best at their position leaguewide when they went down with injuries, and backups Zach Fulton and Cameron Erving have not been able to keep up their production.
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The unit is grading its Soldiers on various events to determine which ones will earn a spot on a "merit list" to attend the Sapper Leader Course at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Hon.
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Only 100 copies of the card have ever been produced, while just two of them have received a Beckett Grading Service grade nine, which means it is in mint condition, according to PWCC.
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The NCAA report said "the courses involved no class attendance; limited, if any, faculty oversight; and liberal grading" It added that at least 3,100 students enrolled in such courses over about two decades.
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The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service announced last July it was considering new grading standards for catfish, but said Thursday the agency "will not proceed with the development" of the standards after receiving complaints.
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The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service announced last July it was considering new grading standards for catfish but said Thursday the agency "will not proceed with the development" of the standards after receiving complaints.
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The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service proposed new grading standards for frozen onions last November, but said Thursday it will reopen the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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It's safe to say that the work of assessing what makes a good WrestleMania, at this point in the event's history, is different from grading any other pay-per-view on WWE's schedule.
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That beautiful shot is in stark compositional opposition to the one of Hannah and Fran that pops up next: They're sitting in the Brooklyn apartment, not speaking to one another, silently grading papers.
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One challenge he pointed to was that multiple law schools including his own had switched the grading system to credit, no-credit this semester, which makes it difficult for students to stand out.
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For all that, as of Sunday, Dahlia still rates as "satisfactory" for safety on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration website — the equivalent of an "A" under the grading system Mr. Schumer proposes.
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But as Politico notes, grading de Blasio's record is complicated: But de Blasio's signature achievements came early in his first term, and City Hall's activity and ambition have been lackluster in recent years.
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According to Apple's statement, the company plans to resume grading Siri recordings under those new policies later this fall, following a software update that adds the new opt-in option to its devices.
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That guide, published last year by Wata Games, which began grading the condition of game boxes, cartridges and manuals in April 21, sent people scurrying for a variant that previously drew scant interest.
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That guide, published last year by Wata Games, which began grading the condition of game boxes, cartridges and manuals in April 21, sent people scurrying for a variant that previously drew scant interest.
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At one of his recent basketball games, upset with a foul call, he walked over to his dad on the sidelines and suggested creating the "Glassdoor for referees " — a website for grading officials.
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It may not be meaningful, but Mr. Trump has invested quite a lot of meaning in the 2100-day grading period, deeply anxious that he be judged a success at this early stage.
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All-Clad's stunning 210/214 stainless steel (which means it provides the highest amount of nickel in stainless steel grading) offers the greatest resistance to rust and longest held polish of its competitors.
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If it seems unfair that I'm grading on a curve because the Avs have no idea what they're doing and that's led me to set the bar low, sorry, these are my grades.
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Vanido looks to gamify your daily practice by grading your performance on a three-star scale, and awarding experience and level ups (although right now, there's no social features for comparing stats with friends).
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The plan is to create a network of subject-matter experts to assess employees' skills (copy-editing, say, or credit analysis), and a standardised grading language that means the same thing to everyone, everywhere.
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Data deleted within 24 hours of a Siri request won't be included in the grading program for users that did opt in, giving those users the option to prevent specific requests from being overheard.
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An automatic grading machine, which can handle 60,000 eggs an hour, sorts eggs into two acceptable sizes before they enter incubators - uniform eggs produce similar sized chicks that will have the same feeding ability.
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Both were grading out among the best at their positions league-wide when they went down with injuries, and backups Zach Fulton and Cameron Erving have not been able to keep up their production.
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To further sweeten the pot for videographers, there's pre-installed V-LogL software for color grading, better support for professional mics, and time code in and out to help sync footage from multiple cameras.
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About 33,360 tonnes of Brazilian conillon coffee were graded in that period, according to a Reuters calculation based on ICE data, although sources said there are still more beans in the pipeline for grading.
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DOH's grading helps identify restaurants that largely abide by city's health codes, to solely rely on a letter grade to gauge a restaurant's hygienic quality can sometimes be misleading, according to the NYU study.
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Personally, McElroy says, when he's faced with grading a stack of student papers or working on a difficult statistical model, he often finds himself getting up to do chores or going for a walk.
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Apple suspends Siri response grading in response to privacy concerns Google ordered to halt human review of voice AI recordings over privacy risks Amazon's lead EU data regulator is asking questions about Alexa privacy
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Whether or not Siri's activation was intentional — and often it's not, as the anonymous contractor said Siri can think the "zip" sound is a trigger — these Apple contractors are responsible for grading Siri's responses.
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Grading the candidates' performances is by now a media ritual, but having a "good" or "bad" night according to the pundits hasn't seemed to move the needle all that much among actual 2020 voters.
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But I'm grading final papers now, and I see that some of them got it about Veronica Mars and the way it refuses to flinch from some of these harder truths about sexual violence.
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It can be hard to reward those skills — much less teach them — in a college course where there are supposed to be clear expectations and learning objectives, well-defined grading rubrics and set schedules.
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Apple's initial suspension of the Siri "grading" effort followed a July 26 report from the Guardian, which revealed that Apple contractors listen in on confidential and deeply intimate recordings to improve Siri and dictation.
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Food processing/grading technologies will also be at the forefront of this segment; for example, food inspection startup P&P Optica has received financing to develop their food quality and foreign object detection technology.
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"These ones are good, these ones are bad and these ones are half not O.K., half good," she said, pointing at green, yellow and red dots on the map — a color-coded grading scale.
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Wegman showed me the grading scale of the the Gemology institute of America, or GIA, a third party organization that grades diamonds based on the famous "four C's:" color, cut, clarity, and carat weight.
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The Machines Are Learning, and So Are the Students Artificial intelligence is starting to take over repetitive tasks in classrooms, like grading, and is optimizing coursework and revolutionizing the preparation for college entrance exams.
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In some cases, fishers caught species they weren't targeting (called bycatch), or they continue to catch fish even though they've caught enough, which they do in hopes of scooping up bigger fish (called high-grading).
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Jack spoke with a few at the automotive-safety-focused nonprofit Thatcham Research, who argue that driver-assistance features like Tesla's Autopilot, Nissan's ProPilot Assist, and Mercedes' Drive Pilot need a clearer grading system, stat.
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It's impossible to fact-check Trump's claims to being more "presidential" than anyone but Lincoln since no sort of grading system of the 5 men who have been president includes such a subjective measure. But!
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As recently as early February, Happ led all D-I players in both offensive and defensive rating, according to Sports Reference, effectively grading out as the best all-around college basketball player in the country.
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Apple may also save some recordings, transcripts, and associated data beyond that two years to improve Siri, and in the past some of that data had gone through a grading process that involved human reviewers.
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"ExxonMobil has historically been one of the most successful super-majors at investing through the business cycle and taking advantage of downturns by lowering its cost structure and high-grading its asset base," he said.
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So after she completed a bachelor's degree in politics and human resource management from the University of Strathclyde, she went to London to earn a certificate in diamond grading from the Gemological Institute of America.
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When Boston came back in the fourth—due partly to their lack of quit and partly to a turnover-laden Cleveland frame that had James grading himself an "F"—the Cavaliers had the expected answers.
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Some schools have shifted to a purely pass/fail basis, whereas others are leaving the choice up to students by simply extending the deadline to change their grading option until the end of the semester.
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Over the past several years, for example, St. Louis has switched to a pass/fail grading system, reduced the required curricular time by 10 percent, and began tracking depression and anxiety in its medical students.
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Once people update to the new versions of its OS, they will have the chance to say yes to the grading process that uses audio recordings to help verify requests that users make of Siri.
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And business regulation in Canada can be far stricter than in the U.S. Overall grade: C- We are grading D.C.'s Maryland suburbs separately from Northern Virginia because Maryland has some different pluses and minuses.
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A 43 Honus Wagner (shortstop, Pittsburgh Pirates) sold for $100,000 in 1988, and by the time independent grading agencies started to spring up in the '90s, people were treating vintage cards like blue-chip stocks.
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BTW -- this same card -- given an 8 Near Mint condition rating by Beckett Grading Services -- was sold back in 2014 for (just) $45,998 ... already making it one of the highest-selling basketball cards in history.
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