V. measure, mete; determine, assay; evaluate, value, assess, rate, appraise, estimate, form an estimate, set a value on; appreciate; standardize.

[estimate value] appraise, evaluate, assess.

That not only evaluates life; it derives the value from the very fact that forces man to create valuethe fact of his swift and instant doomhôkymorôtatos once more; it makes this dreadful fact enjoyable.

Those who are invited to re-evaluate our social and political structures in such a way will stand the best chance of gaining the perspective necessary to see the emergent properties of such systems, as well as avenues for active participation in them.

Unlike the 1960s, when people questioned their authorities in the hope of replacing them (revolution), today's activists are forcing us to re-evaluate the premise underlying top-down authority as an organising principle (renaissance).

All are necessarily descriptions of the behavior of individuals who had been trained not for psychological purposes but for the vaudeville stage, and although such observations unquestionably have certain value for comparative psychology, it is well known that unless an observer knows the history of an act, he is not able to evaluate it in terms of intelligence and is especially prone to overestimate its value as evidence of ideation.

A prestigious independent auditor was engaged to evaluate the deposit.

But it is not so much the purpose of this paper to evaluate Loeben's creations as to locate him in the development of the Lorelei-legend, and to prove, or disprove, Heine's indebtedness to him in the case of his own poem of like name.

It is difficult to evaluate Wang Mang, because all we know about him stems from sources hostile towards him.

Some scholars do not accept this "double standard", although we have clear texts which show that cases were evaluated on the basis of Confucian texts and not on the basis of laws.

The Professor of Logic came over one day to talk about it, and we had a long and exciting argument, the result of which was "x -x"a magnitude which you will be able to evaluate for yourself.

Rajan's role in the language agitation is yet to be adequately evaluated.

If I am told to evaluate Marathi and Konkani journalism in Goa, I would surely rank the Marathi media ahead of its Konkani counterparts.

In their slow advance every inch of misery was thrust before her for inspection; meticulously she observed and evaluated her handiwork.

Vol.3: Evaluating the work of the school.

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Basic social-science skills: finding, evaluating, and using information, by J. Wayne Wrightstone, Dorothy Leggitt & Seerley Reid.

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WETZEL, NORMAN C. Instruction manual in the use of the grid for evaluating physical fitness.

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Basic social-science skills: finding, evaluating, and using information.

Basic social-science skills: finding, evaluating, and using information.

Tangible things are comparatively easy to find, measure, and evaluate where they are, and if they are all taxed it is evidently the same as if all the capital values based upon them were taxed in the owners' hands.

At every stage of the building process it was necessary to check, to question, to evaluate, unlearn, tear down, make a new start.

No sufficient criterion is provided by them for evaluating the various stages in the course of an evolutionary process.