assess
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Definition
To make a judgment about the quality, size, or value of something after carefully considering it.
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It can generate seemingly plausible replies, but lacks the ability to assess truthfulness or the accuracy of its responses.
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Take time with your next café trip, allowing yourself to really assess the menu, pick out your favorite option, sit down, and then just be.
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We have different operating procedures on how we evaluate capability. These guys at least assess it based on how good you could tie your shoes.
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Does the pace that you mentioned of scientific discoveries filtering out into general use and general acceptance is one of the strengths in a way of science, that it takes time to assess things.
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What we're really trying to do is to assess the real value of AI today and what tech companies are trying to achieve with AI.
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First, let's assess what Iran is doing here. The same thing they have been doing.
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Systems like these can be very complex, so to study their vibrating behaviour engineers usually start by building a simple model that approximates the dynamics of the system, but is easier to assess.
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She mentions that her job is to assess anyone who's a threat to Yuki.
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Masachika, Toya, and Chasaki watch and assess the game.
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So this brings me to the first real point of this video, which is coming up with a good structure. How are you going to decide what you're going to learn on every specific day? What detail are you going to focus on? How are you going to practice to make sure you solidify that understanding? How are you going to assess that understanding to make sure that you've really got it? Let me take something like textbooks. When I was an undergrad, I didn't really like textbooks that much; I found them boring. But as a graduate student, I love textbooks, and I still do today.
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I'm not trying to sell you anything, but you can click the link in the description if you're interested. The point is that the book has more structure; it's not just videos, it's videos and lots of prose that's organized, and most importantly, lots and lots of exercises which give you an opportunity to practice and assess your understanding. Now you have the structure for a much fuller experience than just watching videos on YouTube. Okay, so let's suppose you found some structure, but what are you actually going to do in the day-to-day process of studying?
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And finally, assessments. How do you assess how well you understood the content that you just learned, and whether the learning is going to stick in your long-term memory and be around for a long time versus just something that quickly fades as soon as you forget about the YouTube video that you just watched? As a professor, assessments are important for giving grades, but it's really that formative piece—providing you with information—that I think is the most important. So I would always identify a set of problems that I'm going to use to assess my understanding.
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The thing is, it happened at a lower water level than anybody expected, And here’s why: It is no small task to assess the complex subsurface conditions along miles of levees and floodwalls.
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