Príklady mediocre

• The essays, in fact, tend towards the mediocre; only a few fulfil the purpose of the collection.

• This is also related to our mediocre ability to interpret the variability within flint tools assemblages.

• This is supported by concern that many commercial composts are of low to mediocre quality12.

• A mediocre career in the church may not be definitely worse than a career in the army.

• For example, a few children can produce a particular cluster very accurately, or many children can produce that cluster with mediocre accuracy.

• They attempt to give a mechanism for promoting high quality schemes, improving mediocre ones and for identifying poor schemes that should be redesigned or refused.

• More important than this is the selection of poems, where often the good jostles the mediocre, and occasionally the mediocre is preferred for 'special study'.

• First, there is no real ability to distinguish the good from the mediocre.

• These regions had exceptionally high rural population densities, certainly when one considers the mediocre soil quality in some parts of them.

• So often in state provision of services universal provision meant the equity of the mediocre.

• The conclusion points to just how rare, and mediocre, human intelligence may be.

• The regulations are used by mediocre men as the means of their self-protection, and taken advantage of by government clerks as sources of profit.

• We have many mediocre officials but few men of talent and courage.

• It is with inexperienced and mediocre teachers that methods become important.

• This accelerated rate of forest clearing is facing a rather mediocre regeneration effort estimated at 1,000 ha per year.