Sentences with phrase «track of his progress etc.»

A farmer will love to plan his time in advance, keep track of his progress etc..

Not exact matches

He put together a list of 12 virtues (frugality, sincerity, justice, etc.), and worked out a system of regularly focusing on one virtue a week while tracking his progress as he went.

If you would like to keep track of more than just the few bullet points that will fit on a chalkboard, create a pregnancy journal to track your emotions, cravings, progress, fears, etc..

I keep a journal to track my progress and focus on large compound exercises for strength coupled with some kind of cardio based exercise days (sprints, HIIT, agility, balance, ladder drills, etc.).

Assuming you're accurately tracking your weight (this is sometimes a key step that some people screw up and it skews their progress quite a bit) and there are no outside factors at play (e.g. thyroid related, etc.), then you're just in less of a deficit than you think you are.

We all have those days at work when nobody feels like working, looming deadlines, zero productivity, etc., but this can all be very frustrating when you are a part of an eLearning team without being able to track the progress of this team.

These platforms come with an extensive set of features like reporting, progress tracking, digital certificates, gamification etc. to name a few.

Kevin Rose ponders virtual book groups with tracking to show reading progress of other members to facilitate talking, etc..

[NB: I've also updated share prices (plus FX rates, etc.) for last week's batch of stocks, and then ranked all stocks according to their upside potential — so as we progress with the valuation phase of TGISVP, readers can keep a running track of the highest potential stocks to consider more closely.]

Much like the regular service, the portable ELITE will allow you to check your stats and those of players you've played against, check out reports of the last ten matches, track your progress through specific challenges, etc., all from the comfort of their smartphone.

Multiple metrics could be used to track progress, (e.g. the percentage of new matters set up under a fixed fee structure, the percentage of billing under fixed fee structures, the percentage increase in billings under fixed fees over the prior year, etc.) However, only one of these metrics should be selected as the KPI related to this initiative.

You also get a bunch of great features like the ability to log into and out of the course whenever you want (they keep track of your progress), some videos and animations to help keep things at least mildly interesting, the entire course is mobile / tablet friendly, etc..

This device is able to sense when you're walking, running or sleeping, so that it can turn on its features, and keep track of your progress, as in count your steps, the distance you've covered, calories burned, etc..