Sentences with phrase «to run a survey»

Between now and launch we will be running a survey of writer's experiences in the digital world.

This long - running survey dates back to the 1970s and is one of the best indicators of lending rates and trends.

We will, therefore, be running the survey again in the future.

We have run surveys for massive smartphone companies to determine what new features they should implement into their next phone release.

This long - running survey gives borrowers and lenders some useful insight into mortgage financing trends, such as loan volume and interest rates.

This long - running survey dates back to the 1970s and is one of the best indicators of lending rates and trends.

In partnership with Gartner (formerly CEB), we recently ran a survey on outside counsel billing and...

«The 2017 Whitney Biennial, the seventy - eighth installmentof the longest running survey of American art, features sixty - three individuals and collectives whose work takes a wide variety of forms, from painting and installation to activism and video - game design.

A member of Norman Lamb's Lib Dem leadership campaign has admitted running a survey asking about what he considered were rival candidate Tim Farron's illiberal views on abortion and gay rights, but strongly denied that amounted to negative push polling.

Finally, Obradovich and Guenther ran survey experiments with a different group of 451 people, also recruited through MTurk, asking them to assess how they might change their future climate - related behaviors.

The Mountain View, Calif. - based company is currently running a survey for Pi makers asking about the kinds of Raspberry Pi developer tools they would welcome.

Wilma Subra, the environmental consultant who ran the survey in Pavillion, also surveyed Dish residents about their health.

Kogan, who gathered the data by running a survey app on Facebook, also said he was being made a scapegoat by Facebook and Cambridge Analytica.

I wracked my brain for weeks trying to figure out how to run a survey with fish, and I tried all sorts of experiments.

The backstory is that, Altman Weil, the consultancy who ran the survey, had asked influential law firm leaders back in 2011 if they could imagine a law - focused AI replacing human practitioners in five to ten years.

Kogan, who gathered the data by running a survey app on Facebook, also said he was being made a scapegoat by Facebook and Cambridge Analytica.

But running surveys also satisfies an itch, he says in a postmarch interview.

«Our operations director is running surveys from the beach, our [senior vice president] of business development is having lunch with a friend in Connecticut because he is working from home, and our [senior vice president] of product development is taking a break to tend to his goats in Vermont,» Fitzgerald says.

That's when things like running a survey, creating pre-launch content, and writing a persuasive sales page become more than just exercises in vanity.

Kingston University Student Health Centre ran a survey in 2010 which indicated that, on average, a student was being referred for an abortion every day at the university.

Also, MPR will occasionally run surveys to find out what stories or aspects of stories are being under - covered, which has led in the past to coverage of issues from angles that diverge from the all - too - common journalistic pack mentality.

The Buffalo News this week ran a survey based on input from community leaders.

Before George Latimer was elected Westchester County executive over incumbent Rob Astorino (R) in November 2017, the firm Appliedtechonomics ran a survey and found that 44 percent of voters said the Trump administration would be a factor in how they voted and that 67 percent of those voters backed Latimer over Astorino.

Every two years, the company runs a survey of all its employees, to ascertain «where they feel we're doing well and where we can do better,» in Hardy's words.

When I read the answers to a recent running survey that both Sue from This Mama Runs for Cupcakes and Christine from We Run Disney wrote, I had flashbacks to those e-mail surveys, and thought that answering the questions myself would be a fun way for you readers to get to know me just a little bit better.

Daisy @ Fit Wanderlust Runner recently posted... 20 Questions Running Survey

Jupiter Research ran a survey this January and found 35 % of online daters were somewhat dissatisfied or very dissatisfied with personals sites.

Last year, The Guardian newspaper ran a survey that found that 43 % of teachers in state schools intended to leave the profession within the next five years.

Possibly worth running a survey for: «What e-reader device do you [mostly] use, and what service do you [mostly] purchase from?»

You could though run a survey via SurveyMonkey and offer some incentive for a fan's willingness to participate — like a Starbucks or Amazon gift card.

This month BookMachine and Frankfurt Book Fair ran a survey to find out more about your behaviour and opinions about book fairs.

Every winter BookNet runs a survey to see how Canadians are spending their leisure time.

Singh also pointed out that Viz has started running surveys in Shonen Jump Alpha to determine how popular the different series are, much as the editors of Shonen Jump do in Japan.

CMP runs this survey every year and the results are out.

They're currently running a survey at the Gaijinworks website asking for people who would be interested in buying a physical copy (with digital code included) of the game for $ 35.

In March, the Climate Hawks Vote PAC ran a survey asking which candidate it should it endorse, and Sanders got 92 percent of the vote.

Every year at ILTACON, the International Legal Technology Association's conference, we at Litera Microsystems and others run surveys to assess what's happening on the ground in legal technology.

And when PolicyGenius ran a survey last year asking respondents to define basic health insurance terms — terms that would have a big impact on what people actually paid for healthcare — only 4 % could correctly define, deductible, copay, coinsurance, and out - of - pocket maximum.

It's possible to provision a site for simple tasks such as running a survey without IT's help, Enderle told the E-Commerce Times.

In the UK, where Facebook ran their survey, the law states that soliciting sexual images from underage girls is illegal.

The likes of Oracle and Acxiom previously often ran surveys and pulled information from store loyalty programs or public records to complement Facebook's own knowledge base with them, thus serving highly targeted advertising.

Reuters ran a survey this week finding trust in Facebook has declined.

The Korean Financial Investors Protection Foundation ran a survey in December and questioned 2,530 South Koreans between the ages of 25 - 64.

The Whitney Biennial is the longest running survey of contemporary art in the United States, with a history of exhibiting the...

The Whitney Biennial exhibition — the longest running survey of contemporary art in the United States — runs from March 17 through June 11, 2017, at the Whitney's downtown home at 99 Gansevoort Street in New York City.

For example, we plan to run some survey experiments to see how individuals react to different levels of affect (as measured with the ANEW dictionary).

Hays Ireland recently ran a survey asking how much time people spend on social media sites throughout their working hours.