Sentences with phrase «measure of what»

By tying these in with your existing strengths, it can help provide a measure of what is often an amorphous process.

She goes on to argue that the silencing of Indigenous knoweldges is «enabled by the power of patriarchal knowledge and its ability to be the definitive measure of what it means to be human and what does and what does not constitute knowledge».

The cover letter given below is a good measure of what a well - written cover letter should look like:

The last one we'll explore today is Orientation, this is a dual purpose keeping tabs on the magnetic compass direction that your phone is facing, as well as the three - axis measure of what angle your phone is at, this is the major sensor that allows those racing games to work, also your favorite bubble level tool, and, of course, this orientation keeps your mapping under control, figuring out what direction you are headed.

The P9 is a technology demonstrator, a measure of what Huawei's future capabilities are as a Chinese manufacturing powerhouse.

That isn't the measure of what a monopoly is.

The MER is a measure of what it costs an investment company to operate the mutual fund.

Indeed, some measure of what may seem to be a broad range of tolerance for hyperbolic language in this context may be taken from the apparent willingness of the appellant to absorb the slings and arrows of the «traitor» and «treason» labels without complaint.

Nijjar says it has to be a measure of what's fair to both parties.

But to Sander, the bar results are necessary to his research, because they are «a measure of what law students have actually learned.»

A measure of what is in place in April will be a measure of what has been «done» in the financial remedy area.

«You can't say how great your services are with no real measure of what you've actually accomplished.

Dew point is a better measure of what's happening with the humidity because it shows whether or not the actual number of water vapor molecules changes over time.

«It is just a measure of what can happen out there in the wild.»

I can understand that approaching equilibrium takes a long, long time, while TCR gives a better measure of what will happen over the next few decades (and that technology and society may be very different in 200 years time); but on the other hand, I thought nations had agreed to try to limit global warming to less than 2 degrees C overall, and not just to limit it to less than 2 degrees C by 2100.

Notice that the linear is not a great measure of what has been going on climatologically.

The year of occurrence versus average delta gives the important measure of what the Yamal series represents as far as implied climate change.

As oceans contain around 80 % of the climate's total energy, ocean heat is a good measure of what's happening with our climate.

But, looking at what the plot that I showed you is a more robust measure of what is happening because rather than letting the noise of ENSO dominate things, it looks overall at whether the data has continued to follow the upward trendline from pre-1998.

As I understand it, scenario C is a measure of what would have occurred if the world had heeded Hansen, and drastically cut back on CO2 emissions.

So that's a rough measure of what you get with 0.7 C warming or so.

It is a very limited measure of what the Pacific Ocean is doing, but especially by that measure the current La Nina is very weak.

That we don't get them exactly right is a measure of what we don't know.

Perhaps abstract has to be capable of escaping the «representation» of form in a positive way by taking on the presentation of form (therefore not actually seeking to escape anything) and maybe not being able to tell what one is looking at is in essence a good measure of what some abstract artists are aiming for.

The tables around him have begun to empty, yet he's still clear - eyed, taking the measure of what remains, and what is lost.»

This summer seemed a good time to take some measure of what this place means for the artists who have chosen to be here.

Not only were they beautiful to behold, but many truly captured the feel and measure of what it means to be Batman.

As more and more visitors head to South Africa, so the measure of what makes a great place to stay has grown to embrace a simple sophistication and an exciting flair for the original.

As more and more visitors head to South Africa, so the measure of what...

That trait might not be the measure of what is the right dog for you.

Your veterinarian will check the color, cloudiness, odor, and another measure which is called the gravity of the urine (a measure of what is in the urine - see below).

This way we have an accurate measure of what the pet is protected from and may need boostering.

A measure of what it costs to operate an investment, expressed as a percentage of its assets or in basis points.

That will manifest itself in option implied volatility, which is a crude measure of what people would pay to gain and lose exposure to the equity of the company.

IV is a measure of what the market expects the price to do.

It's a useful measure of what the business should be worth to an acquirer, and approximates our base case valuation.

Debt to income ratio is a measure of what percentage of your income is being swallowed by debt every month.

To address the concern from fundraiser Dan Pallotta and others that our system doesn't include a measure of what a charity has actually accomplished with your money, we decided to add a whole new section.

The expense ratio is a measure of what it costs an investment company to operate a mutual fund.

Consider it a measure of what you might be able to afford.

Before you hire anyone make sure you get a measure of what their typical results are for YOUR niche or genre.

ROI — Return On Investment The measure of what you earn off of what you invested.

At a lecture in Sydney, Australia, he said barrier crash tests used to set worldwide safety standards are not necessarily a proper measure of what is safe or unsafe, and blamed government regulation.

A contemporary report called it the «measure of what it is possible to achieve in automotive engineering».

«Best of Show voting has become a benchmark measure of what the public deems the most exciting, impressive and innovative on the show floor.»

«It might be a tough test, but it's going to be a measure of what they should be able to do under the standards.»

By design, SGP models do not purport to provide causal estimates of teacher effectiveness (though this does not necessarily imply that they are less accurate measures); they are intended as a descriptive measure of what is — of test score gains relative to other students who scored similarly in the past.»

To be valid, each indicator in the system must be an accurate measure of what it intends to measure.

I don't think we see those same forces playing out or advancing against the tenure system in academia simply because of the belief that in academia there is supposedly a more objective measure of what quality is, as measured by the existing tenure process linked to the meritocracy.

The intention is to encourage more colleges to use these assessments as they become more widely accepted as a truly authentic measure of what students know and can do, thus encouraging more high schools to engage in this kind of powerful learning and teaching.