ultimate evaluation

The ultimate evaluation, the report said, would be provided by "complaint trending of devices."

Ultimate evaluations of Franklin Benjamin Gowen's life are far beyond the scope of this article.

Her ultimate evaluation of her former patron was as follows, "Vyacheslav was neither grand nor magnificent (he thought this up himself) but a 'catcher of men.'"

In those cases where problems are not immediately resolved and complaints are filed, a company's complainthandling procedures are also likely to affect customer's ultimate evaluation of product and service quality.

The relevance cycle initiates design science research with an application context that not only provides the requirements for the research as inputs but also defines acceptance criteria for the ultimate evaluation of the research results.

For while he will certainly be judged by whether he can wrestle down the dropout rate or nudge up reading scores, Dr. Crew's ultimate evaluation may rest on his skill in piloting the system's $7.5 billion budget through cuts expected to exceed $500 million for the second year in a row.

So, yes, as Rodriguez's thirst for the postseason stage was his stated reason for surrendering shortstop - his career-long position and one he fielded with greater aplomb than Derek Jeter - then why wouldn't his ultimate evaluation be greatly, if not solely, based on how he has fared in the playoffs?