Evaluators in a sentence

So, while the YF-22 was more attractive to evaluators with a Cold War mindset, where dogfighting was still deemed relevant, modern evaluators may have shown more respect to the YF-23’s stronger stealth characteristics.

A few years must pass before evaluators can truly look back at the Broncos' five-player class and make a judgment.

A game of “guess his weight” — dipping as low as 180 pounds — has played out among NFL evaluators, Daniel Jeremiah was telling reporters Friday.

Another intriguing prospect is Carter, the Georgia defensive tackle and All-SEC honoree once projected by some talent evaluators to be the No. 1 overall selection.

Each public garden has an AOE supervisor and five evaluators who score the entries on eleven criteria four times during each growing season.

Flowers’ improvement over the past four seasons at BC has been widely praised by evaluators, too.

Scouts' and recruiting evaluators' reviews of Van Buren vary.

Their top evaluators dismissed worries about the quarterback’s deficiencies and inconsistent fundamentals, instead prioritizing his game-changing talents.

The researchers recruited “evaluators” who were health and science professionals in France with at least a basic understanding of nutrition.

The team for external evaluators will comprise two assessors – an MP, MLA or senior officers of various departments – while the other will be either a faculty member, doctor or post graduate students of medical colleges.

But NBA talent evaluators leave open the possibility that Edey's shot selection and limited ball handling could be, at least in part, a function of Purdue coach Matt Painter simply exploiting Edey's overwhelming strength around the rim.

Following the issuance of the public tender, Fulcrum, a relatively new player in the industry, emerged as the leading bidder after receiving high marks from technical evaluators.

Here is the other side of that coin, though: NFL evaluators can identify McCarthy’s traits, and his lack of reps might give him a higher ceiling once he masters his trade.

He’s good at what his team asked him to do, which is a great jump-off point for evaluators considering him as a Day 2 selection and future starter.

It also noted that there was no reference to cost per unit being utilised by evaluators in the commercial proposals.

It’s that ‘it factor’ that caused him to rise above his athletic traits and production in college among evaluators.

Talent evaluators around the league predict Wilson will make another big leap forward in 2024 and join the ranks of the elite young wide receivers.

The purpose of the forum is to bring the cooperation between the evaluators of the Turkic states to a qualitatively new stage.

The Vice President however joked that the evaluators may have believed Bronchalo had data on the gas which added a boost to his proposal that was among comprehensive pitches from other major international companies.

To this end, the Vice President opined that the best proposal was selected by the evaluators.