Look up: criterion

1. criterion
   [n] - the ideal in terms of which something can be judged
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2. criterion
   this word is used in statistics in its colloquial sense in a number of contexts,e.g.the likelihood criterion for testing hypotheses Category: Mathematics • a standard of judging. In test development it...refers to a characteristic or a combination of characteristics used as a basis for j...
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3. Criterion
   Cri·te'ri·on noun ; plural Criteria (-...), sometimes Criterions (-...nz). [ Greek ............... a means for judging, from ............ decider, judge, from ............... to separate. See Certain .] A standard of judging...
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4. criterion
   A standard by which something may be judged. ... Origin: Gr. Kriterion = a means for judging ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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5. criterion
   standard noun the ideal in terms of which something can be judged; `they live by the standards of their community`
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6. Criterion
   • (n.) A standard of judging; any approved or established rule or test, by which facts, principles opinions, and conduct are tried in forming a correct judgment respecting them.
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7. criterion
   (Gr. kritrion a means for judging) a standard by which something may be judged.
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8. criterion
   criterion A standard, rule, or test by which something can be judged; a measure of value. Use and misuse: the proper use of 'criterion' is singular while 'criteria' is the correct plural form. Misuse is 'criterions' or 'criterias' for the plural or 'criteria' as a singular form.
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9. Criterion
   Broadly speaking, any ground, basis, or means of judging anything as to its quality. Since validity, truth, goodness, justice, virtue, and beauty are some of the most fundamental qualities for philosophic enquiry, criteria for these are embodied in almost all philosophies and are either assumed or d...
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10. Criterion
    Criterion is a variety of apple.
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11. criterion
    Type: Term Pronunciation: krī-tēr′ē-on, crī-tēr-ē-ă Definitions: 1. A standard or rule for judging; usually plural (criteria) to denote a set of standards or rules. 2. In psychology, a standard such as school grades against which test scores on intelligence t...
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12. criterion
    The specific, trainer-defined response in a training session. The trainer clicks at the instant the animal achieves the criterion. Criterion can include not only the physical behavior but elements like latency, duration, and distance.
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