Sentences with phrase «deal count numbers»

It uses an index instead of raw deal count numbers because angel investing is so opaque.

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March has indicated a downshift in FinTech funding overall as it counts a lower number of financing deals than both the previous months.

I've always preferred dealing with numbers when it comes to diet — counting calories and macronutrients, etc. — but the P90X plan is portion - based.

He wrote: «Dig around in the figures and what becomes swiftly apparent is that if you look at trade deals in terms of the size of the economies they're signed with (rather than just counting them, as the EU seem to prefer) Europe's numbers stop looking quite so rosy,» Sunak stated in his first mayor intervention in the debate.

The nine - year - old who counted on his fingers nine months ago can now deal with numbers below 6, but still struggles to distinguish 9 from 10.

Set theory deals with the counting and manipulation of collections of objects, and provides the crucial logical underpinnings of mathematics: because numbers can be associated with the size of sets, the rules for manipulating sets also determine the logic of arithmetic and everything that builds on it.

Specifically, Bridges Intervention deals with those clusters identified as major within the following domains: Counting & Cardinality (K), Operations & Algebraic Thinking (K — 4), Number & Operations in Base Ten (K — 5), and Number & Operations: Fractions (3 — 5).

-- No chapter page counts (this is a big deal to me and a serious con as I usually set goals or times via the number of pages left in a chapter in classical book reading)-- I have written them many times on this.

A number of deals (six by our count) will be expiring in December.

There is no way to count it with that much accuracy but as a rule of thumb, if a large number of shares outstanding trade well above the bid price, it is a very good indication that the market does not believe that the deal will be consumated at the bid.

Don't count on remembering the numbers because you may be dealing with a problem at the time you are trying to pull the numbers from your stubborn memory.

I can't count the number of times I've been assigned a room on a high floor in other hotels only to spend 5 - 10 minutes dealing with the elevator.

of Bungie awesome work but rahter an immature focus on every game... Look the deal is that even though numbers you count make all the difference at the end of the day, if there are games only like Halo 3 we would not even see what the «NEXT GENERATION» would look like... Thankfully there are devs in the lines of Crytek, Naughty Dog and GG that are looking to make this generation belong where it is... I think you've forgotten the fact that only 5 or 10 games went past a million with the original Xbox... If I start to dole out numbers for the original XBOX games you'll stand truly ashamed...

I used to be an editor at a physics trade magazine, and can not count the number of times I had to deal with people who thought they had disproved Einstein's theory of relativity.

The firm manages a number of deals in the small - and mid-cap arena, where clients can now also count on a recently enhanced financing team.

Are there strict limits or guidelines such as number of cars sold, how long you have owned the vehicle prior to sale, etc., or is it basically up to a government agent's discretion of whether to count you as dealing used vehicles without a license or just someone who has sold a lot of his / her cars if you are buying and selling vehicles?

There doesn't seem to be any exhaustive study or official repository of the swipe failure of smart credit cards beyond the anecdotal stories found online — but Ben Einstein of Bolt, writing about «The Failure of Coin», explains why that's still a problem: it's not a huge deal if, say, your fitness tracker isn't 100 % accurate in the number of steps it counts, but even one or two failures with something important like a credit card or door lock can be incredibly costly.

The numbers should be read carefully, though, because deal counts and dollar volumes do not fully reveal what is driving change in the healthcare sector.

Though the number is arguable and, according to Joanna, «depends on the mill you deal with,» it gives you an idea of where the line is between single - ply, unpicked weaves and ones that add threads here and there to bump up the count.