Sentences with phrase «tangible information on»

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For example, to increase payments online is easier to measure (simply by counting transactions or getting a bank report) than say, provide information on class activities, where there is no tangible results such as a form completion or a link click.

Related, I should note that in a few places the authors exaggerate how, for example, teachers» effects on their students» achievement are so tangible, without any mention of contrary reports, namely as published by the American Statistical Association (ASA), in which the ASA evidenced that these (oft - exaggerated) teacher effects account for no more than 1 % -14 % of the variance in students» growth scores (see more information here).

Instead of tangible areas like engines and gearboxes, Mercedes - Benz's official information focuses on the C - Class's optional headlights and a new AMG - Line model, with its diamond - pattern radiator grille.

The Tax Law imposes sales and use tax on tangible personal property, including prewritten software, and certain enumerated services, including information services (Tax Law § 1105 [a], [c]-RRB-.

The tangible information I could find regarding stopovers on Etihad flights is the following from the terms and conditions on etihadguest.com: «Stopovers in Abu Dhabi are permitted on GuestSeat Rewards only where the booking is made via the Etihad Guest Service Centre» (i.e. by calling in).

Digital Foundry has had a theoretical look on what HDR means for games and movies based on the information available and the possibilities are promising, providing a «tangible boost in graphical quality in areas where pixel counts are less important», even if the final image isn't native 4K and is being upscaled to a full 4K resolution.

Data on blood pressure was collected, as well as less tangible pieces of information like journal entries, and feelings on well - being and creativity.

It's also worth noting that while identifying a measurable return on investment from governance activities can be challenging, information governance delivers tangible bottom line benefits including:

Placing information relating to these invasive tools on the public record in Canada is therefore a necessary precursor to ensuring transparency in IMSI Catcher use, where there is tangible concern such use may not be consistent with the law.

Depending on your situation (for example, the nature of your violation or how quickly you need your IA traffic ticket information), you might be able to search for your lost traffic ticket online or with the presiding court, or even order a tangible copy of your citation.

We feel that Nisker has hit a home run in providing this information in an entertaining way, while arming viewers with tangible and simple ways to make a personal direct impact on their lives and immediate environment.»