Sentences with phrase «rate as their compass»

While most SaaS companies focus on growth rate as their compass metric, the Quick Ratio can actually tell a much more powerful story.

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Because interest rates are already at zero, the Fed's hints about the future path of rates are just as important a compass for guiding financial market traffic as rates are themselves.

Advertised rates shown are effective as of 1/1/2016 and require loan payments to be automatically deducted from a BBVA Compass business checking account.

Pedestrian safety was rated as good with the Compass scoring 29.01 out of 36 points.

Slated for a global release, the new Compass will come with a 2.0 - liter I4 rated at 158 hp and 141 lb - ft of torque as standard equipment, or you can option in a slightly more powerful 2.4 - liter I4 rated at 172 hp.

That said, the 2008 Liberty appears to have the right stuff, including a «Trail Rated» badge that confirms it's a real Jeep, for those who insist vehicles such as the Compass are diluting Jeep's gene pool.

As for the LATCH ease - of - use category, which evaluates how easy it is for a typical person to install a car seat in the vehicle, the Compass bombed the category with a Poor rating.

Now, with the stylish new 2011 Compass being the equal of the Patriot in off - roading skills — but with new styling and sophistication to make people think of it more as a junior Grand Cherokee — Jeep is confident that they'll sell at a more balanced rate.

Why on Earth SEGA commissioned a game based on 2007's underperforming The Golden Compass (currently rocking a 43 % approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and an opening weekend described by New Line Cinema as «a little disappointing») is a mystery to me, but I imagine it's probably down to being a family orientated movie with an insane amount of fantasy gimmicks that can be utilised for a video game.

At any rate, that was part of my formation as an artist, and it remains a compass point for me.

They all feature Garmin's impressive Elevate heart rate trackers, built - in GPS, water resistance up to 100 meters, as well as navigation features with a 3 - axis compass, gyroscope, and barometric altimeter.

They all feature Garmin's impressive Elevate heart rate trackers, water resistance up to 100 meters, as well as built - in navigation features with a 3 - axis compass, gyroscope and barometric altimeter, and, of course, a GPS.

For $ 600 (or $ 700 if you opt for a version with durable Sapphire glass on the face) they'll both feature all of the same robust fitness tracking capabilities as previous versions of the Fēnix 5, including optical heart rate tracking so you don't need to wear a chest strap, basic smartwatch capabilities like call, text, and email notifications, and environmental sensors like a compass and altimeter.

Not to mention the device also comes with numerous sensors, such as a heart rate monitor, accelerometer, gyro, and compass.

This device also includes sensors such as Accelerometer, Heart Rate, Compass and Gyroscope.

Additional features on offer include 4 GB internal storage, a 570 mAh battery, water and dust resistance (IP67 rated), as well as an Accelerometer, Gyro, Barometer, Compass, PPG and GPS.

You can also access the compass or the heart rate sensor from this menu, and there's even a nifty Bluetooth remote control option that, when connected to a smartphone, can be used to control playback of music from your phone remotely, as well as control of the phone lock, and a remote control button for taking pictures, which could come in quite handy if you use your phone for taking pictures often enough, though it's a lot more useful if you're using it for selfies as you could set the phone up to use the rear camera for a picture, say with a tripod, then tap the remote control button on the watch to take the photo.