Sentences with phrase «beyond simple numbers»

As I said before but some people don't want to get it and move beyond simple numbers, it also depends a lot on what type of growth.

That is even taking into account nothing beyond the simple numbers that people have managed to break down as far as parts and manufacturing cost estimates and ignores any other form of investment the company has to make to create a successful product.

Not exact matches

The reasons are simple; people perceive a group representing no more than 2 - 3 % of the population in the West to have power vastly beyond their numbers, in media and finance and politics.

Beyond simple agricultural availability — and the warming alcoholic hit — there's another explanation for the growing numbers of strong and hoppy winter beers.

Little plays like these are what add up to Ball having an impact on the game beyond his simple scoring, or even passing numbers.

Beyond simple input and navigation, the touchscreen isn't used for anything else, that is, until Puzzazz started experimenting with it... [Y] ou can simply write the numbers on the screen and they instantly get converted to fill a square with the digital equivalent.

Beyond this simple explanation there are a number of terms and auto loans jargon that you should be aware of so that you are at least armed with the basics of understanding auto loans and how they work.

South of this there's a row of a couple of dozen or so larger and somewhat smarter bars aiming at foreign visitors and better - heeled locals while beyond that you'll see a similar number of simpler, more local style cafes where Khmer families pile out of the backs of pick - up trucks or collectively hired minibuses.

Meanwhile a football facsimile plays precisely how you'd imagine it would, and a frantic hunt to collect numbers that appear on - screen makes for another compelling competition beyond simple deathmatch.

A number of National Met Services are under an obligation to minimise their costs (ie taxes) by acting commercially and selling «added services» beyond simple weather forecasts (e.g. see met.ie [www.met.ie]: data for the last 3 years is on the web, beyond that you pay).

The SCFR convention of sub-numbering rules involves hyphens (e.g. «Rule 3 - 1 (2.1)») in contrast to other jurisdictions which tend to prefer simple section numbers and minimal punctuation marks beyond brackets or decimal points (e.g. Ontario's «Rule 1.04 (1.1)»).

Beyond this, just keep your resume short (one page, maximum) stick to simple fonts (i.e., Arial or Times New Roman), and focus on particular numbers as much as possible — for example, «28 percent improvement in efficiency» or «processed 500 documents per day.»