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Judging from metrics such as tech conferences covering Kubernetes, the number of partner logos on the CNCF's landscape, the volume of press releases and even more tangible metrics such as commits to related projects on GitHub one might be forgiven for believing that ubiquity has already been achieved.

Such success wouldn't be obvious judging by metrics alone.

Their success is judged by metrics that are appropriate to new businesses, and they are given the benefit of Cisco's best managerial talent.

This was partly because recipients judged the metrics used to feed back performance data not to be a fair reflection of their own clinical competence.

But to the M100 this one looks cheap, judging by some metrics.

Judging by the old rules and metrics, the boy band has been severely debased in the last couple of years.

"Throughout its history, the industry has underestimated each new trend by judging it on the metrics of the previous one.

If I were the mayor, I couldn't imagine a more annoying officeholder inventing metrics for judging how well the city was spending money on my watch.

It is too early to say what results they will get, though Howard has pulled one finding from the preliminary data: judging by their own metrics, there do not seem to be significant amounts of bots posting Russian content, such as links to Sputnik or Russia Today.

In other words, what if we used gender-neutral metrics in judging an employee's value?

Namely, downloads and even daily active users aren't sufficient enough metrics for judging apps.