Sentences with phrase «closely track time»

A successful contractor must be able to tightly manage tasks and closely track time.

Not exact matches

If at times these standards are not met, work closely with your employees to find ways to get back on track.

One of the major outputs you should track closely is time to payback, which is the number of months it takes to recover your upfront acquisition costs.

Obviously, over time, gasoline prices track world crude oil prices very closely — they just don't necessarily track local ones.

«We have had our eye on looking for the best opportunity for us to get into LNG and Asia - Pacific — I see those as pretty closely linked — and that's what led us to thinking about Santos,» says US - born Cook, a one - time trainee on oil rigs in Michigan whose track record at Shell has earned her the moniker of the «first lady» of oil and gas.

(The time devoted to psychotherapy is invariably higher (significantly) and seems to track closely with, the presence of a diminished bank account, an impending payroll, and the closing date of a financing that appears to be slipping.)

The prime rate and LIBOR rate, two of the most prominent benchmark rates, tend to track the federal funds rate closely over time.

Canadian and U.S. labour productivity tracked each other fairly closely through the 1990s, but diverged at roughly the same time as commodity prices surged.

The point is, more overtaking does not absolutely equate to more entertaining races, but there is definitely a sweet spot that F1 is yet to perfect, a formula that balances the toppling of lap times and allowing cars to fight more closely on - track.

You can also see how closely temperature (red line) has tracked carbon dioxide and methane over this time.

Clearly doing the experiment and writing the article was a lot of work, so thanks for taking the time to track so closely and share your results.

Ford engineers worked closely with Michelin to develop a choice of high - performance 235/35 R19 tires to complement the driving dynamics of the Focus RS: a standard Pilot Super Sport tire for every - day use, and — for the first time on an RS — an optional Pilot Sport Cup 2 tire for enhanced vehicle dynamics on the track.

This baby A7 sits 1.6 inches lower than the A4 sedan, though you'd be forgiven for having a hard time picking it out from a row of A4s — the two cars track closely in just about all dimensions.

«As a result, at any given time, we carry a majority of what's on the New York Times Bestsellers list and our weekly top downloads closely track with the most popular print titles.»

Further, given that Amazon has at least 50 % of the market, if the Times list doesn't track very closely with the Amazon list then its methodology will be put in question.

Although mutual funds may not soundly beat the market, they do tend to track it closely — particularly if they're index funds — so over time, you can expect to accumulate a healthy retirement if you leave your accounts alone.

The prime rate and LIBOR rate, two of the most prominent benchmark rates, tend to track the federal funds rate closely over time.

To analyze a mutual fund, Alpholio ™ finds a reference portfolio of exchange - traded funds (ETFs) that most closely tracks the fund's performance over time.

Most importantly, note how the stock price tracks the 15 P / E ratio closely over time and how it always and eventually moves back into alignment when it becomes disconnected from the orange line.

Websites, including japan-guide.com, closely track the forecast to let locals and visitors know the best time to see the blooms.

In theory, earning and redeeming points at fixed rates enables the airline to offer award space at all times without restrictions — there's no way to game the system, and the points have a lower value that more closely tracks the accounting liability they create.

LW: We track our organic traffic patterns pretty closely, as well as how those visitors are engaging with content (time spent on page, visitors to form - fills, etc.).

I knew that oceans sequester about half of our emissions but I thought it tracked the level of emissions closely (the «balance time» was about a year), but if the balance time is longer than a year, the «inertia» of the sink would capture a growing proportion of manmade emissions over time.

This approximation (very) closely tracks sea - level rise from 1880 to 2000 by assuming that the rate at which height increases is a strict linear function of the temperature with a straight averaging of the calculated rate for a period from 15 years before to the point in time for which height is being calculated (i.e., the embedding period).

It is not present in the 100 - year version that goes to 1900, and which closely tracks the 20 - year version to that time.

Furthermore, the study found that the index they devised to track the current's strength over time closely matched modeled trends, which lends some confidence to the findings.

For the first time, Renewables 2017 tracks off - grid solar PV applications more closely in developing Asia and sub Saharan Africa.

Moreover, according to Mozilla, they have been working for a long time on this potential demanded technology for preventing & blocking the tracking of social cookies on any third - party sites and closely managing the privacy & security of the user.

«It's remarkable how closely these documents track our allegations of backbone surveillance going back to 2006,» she told the E-Commerce Times.

If you think it's time to start moving up the career ladder then take the opportunity to work closely with your boss and colleagues, broaden your skills and track your success — enjoy the climb!

Tracking your time closely for a week or two will often surface time leaks you didn't realize were there.

Over time, as you develop close relationships with those who work for news outlets, respected blogs, and similar entities, you will notice big changes in your real estate marketing analytics (assuming you track all external brand mentions closely and routinely).