0 present participle of audition
1 to give a short performance in order to show that you are suitable for a part in a film, play, show, etc., or to make someone do this:
In conducting each experiment, the user was provided with a graphical user interface supporting the auditioning and rating of eight candidate parameter sets per generation.
I do; and the studio also offers monologue technique and auditioning.
Curators had the opportunity of auditioning the files in the small control room where the computer was stored.
By auditioning and scoring phenotypes, the user exerts influence on the direction the evolutionary process follows.
To begin with, for what role are these women auditioning?
He argues with the director, listens to several women auditioning for a role, and sees a vision.
Curators auditioned the files regularly and could accept or reject a file while it was playing back, making the auditioning process quick and easy.
And as for auditioning, the crowd would soon let you know if you were rubbish.
