Sentences with phrase «by metrics»

In this view, you'll see the activity rings of selected friends, and you can sort by metrics like steps, exercise minutes, and workouts.

If charter schools are supposed to be the R&D of the educational world let's allow them to be truly different and let them define success by metrics that actually mean something.

An effective job seeker is driven by metrics - they track the different things they do in the job search and adjust accordingly based on what works best in their search.

I don't think 1 2 switch would be a system seller, or even selling that well by any metric.

If the restaurant chain holds that pace through the fourth quarter, it will post its best result by that metric since 2011.

Second, the market is expensive by every metric and that includes both bonds and stocks.

The Light Phone does one thing only, and that is make calls, and by that metric alone it may not justify its asking cost.

They suggested weighting companies in an index by metrics that tell you more about how good the business is rather than just how big it is.

If valuations were set in black - and - white by metrics like price - earnings ratios, we would actually not have a market at all.

You need to invest wisely and any smart investment is backed by metrics.

It must be written down, with measurable team objectives, validated by metrics and compared against competition.

The winners are determined by metrics based on positive customer service experience and satisfaction, as well as meeting sales goals and good brand representation.

So maybe oil hasn't hit a bottom yet by this metric, but it wouldn't be completely unprecedented or unreasonable.

[We] rank all companies by each metric, then select the 1000 largest.

These patterns of change occur in the other scenarios, although with agreement (by the metric M) a little lower than for the warming.

Its display is top - tier by every metric.

HR staff and recruiters began being «graded» internally by a metric called «fill rate» — how quickly they could hire an acceptable candidate for a specific job.

Reps are held responsible for the outcomes of their customer group, measured by metrics such as how frequently customers defect to another carrier or how often they call support, and reps and their managers are empowered to hand out service credits or alter bills.

«When you're measured by metrics such as grades or MCATS or GREs or SATs, then it's much easier to succeed because you have a defined goal you can work toward,» Raizen says.

That's not to say that it is, at least by some metrics — according to market researcher Global Web Index, Tumblr is among the fastest - growing social media outlets on the Internet, with an uptick of 94 % in active users over the last year.

The improvements in K2 operations and science data analysis resulting from 1.5 yr of experience with this new mission concept, and quantified by the metrics in this paper, will support continuation of K2's already high level of scientific productivity in an extended K2 mission.

A great battle system and the ultimate in the sheer amount of customisation features, hampered by a metric - butt - ton of boring dialogue, dragging cutscenes which are boring to watch and boring characters.

According to a new Bankrate survey out Monday, the Grand Canyon state is home to three of the country's best cities for retirees, ranked by metrics like cost of living, weather, crime rate, health care, taxes, walkability and the well - being of seniors living in the area.

The latest figures from the US Interagency Working Group on Social Cost of Carbon calculate a range of monetary damages expected to be caused by a metric ton of CO2 emitted in 2015; $ 12 (using a 5.0 % discount rate), $ 38 (using a 3.0 % discount rate), $ 58 (using a 2.5 % discount rate), and $ 109, (using a 3.0 % discount rate, 95th percentile).

As with resumes, numbers can be impressive: if you drove sales, reduced time, or had a result that can be quantified by metrics, be sure to share the details.

But judged by another metric, Call Me By Your Name blew The Man Who Invented Christmas out of the water with a $ 101,219 per - screen average (by far the week's highest) to the Christmas Carol origin story's $ 2,146 per screen.

The model of adaptive learning that is made possible by metrics included in digital textbooks helps students maximize their study time by deciphering which parts of the material the students have already mastered, while helping them pinpoint which areas still need focused attention and repetition.

Germany leads the world by this metric, as the German passport allows travelers to enter 161 countries without visas.

Nigeria is the continent's most populous nation and considered by some metrics to be sub-Saharan Africa's largest economy.

that the generic definition of intensive animal husbandry in all states be based on the impacts of the operation, which will be determined on a case by case basis by a metric that takes into account soil type, rainfall, nutrient import, livestock species, stocking density, and pasture coverage.

As Marina shared, discipline is key to harnessing the power of big data and without it, it's too easy to become overwhelmed by the metrics that can be generated.

Proactively reaching out to those who need the most help, identified by metrics like who did or did not watch training videos, speeds up this process

The department store chain said on Tuesday that comparable sales rose 1.3 % in the holiday quarter that ended on Feb. 1, their first quarterly increase by that metric since the end of 2014 and well above analysts» forecasts.

By Eleanor Bloxham, contributor People are naturally mesmerized by metrics.

The United States has outperformed Canada by this metric in 23 of the 30 months from January 2012 to June 2014 (the Canadian July 2014 data has yet to be released), with the U.S. averaging 1.34 % growth relative to Canada's 0.97 %.

ICBC is the largest bank in the world today by some metrics.

By every metric HootSuite's social relationship platform is powering this evolution in corporate communications, and we are thrilled to now be their partner as they continue to scale.»

But when financial management - and by that we mean not just closing the books, but managing the entire business by metrics, truly understanding unit economics, and having a strategic view toward future capital raises - is left unattended, cracks in a startup's foundation inevitably start to show.

Ranting about hashpower seems kinda silly since bcash is much smaller by that metric than Bitcoin anyway.

As you are accustomed to hearing, this quarter was our best quarter ever by any metric, even made up ones like Mugabe references per a perf words.

So Robert Brown, considering the mass murders that Christians did in the Inquisitions, simply by your metric and reasoning, we should definitively label Christianity as a cult.

In fact, Reyes was slower than Rosario, Nimmo, Lagares, Gavin Cecchini, Phil Evans, Conforto, and Cespedes last year by that metric.

Remember when I said kapler showee the perils of taking the metrics usage too far and you said he wasn't managing by the metrics?

If you split the league into «lesser» and «good» teams you're looking at a split of 13 to 6 (or 15 to 4 if you go by your metric of what a good team is).

Saying «they're not fans» might feel like the end of the matter — a personal act of dismissal — but it chimes uncomfortably against the fact they quite obviously are fans by any metric, and, even more importantly, they are fans who are happy to simultaneously be fans and be racist, and be both those things loudly and in public.

Telesco usually leaves one gap on the roster with a view to filling it with a first - rounder — hence the panic trade for Gordon a couple of years back — and keeping Addae and signing Okung, both on chunky contracts, takes S and LT out of the equation by that metric.

In the bottom half of the region, 7 - seeded Wichita State goes on a run as they were vastly under - seeded by the selection committee by our metrics.