Robertson also set yardsticks in versatility.
Set the yardstick so its 15 inch mark is right at the bottom of your feet by your heels.
In this aspect, the narratives can highlight to the learner the background to the development of the various codes of research conduct or reports such as the Nuremberg Code, Declaration of Helsinki, Belmont report and set a yardstick to be measured against their understanding of the history of biomedical research ethics.
With a government-set yardstick for quality, Mr. Tozzi said, critics of regulations can now build more convincing cases showing that an agency was arbitrary and capricious in its choice of data.
Although, many studies have employed traditional statistical methods in identifying the factors responsible for the disparity, the statistical tool for setting a yardstick is yet to be established.
The president's famous description of Mr Sharon as a man of peace infuriated Arabs at the time but may yet return to haunt the Israeli prime minister by setting a yardstick for him to measure up to.
Not only did the Supreme Court majority reject the government's contention that it should have broad leeway in how long it can keep immigrants in custody to protect the public, but it set a firm yardstick for the INS.
Next comes the process of setting up yardsticks, criteria, "key result areas," or some other form to measure the success of the stated objective.
If you are, say, a front-end developer or data scientist, being set against such a yardstick is perplexing.
Setting a global yardstick for measuring success, Modi has embraced technology with as much enthusiasm as fellow Gujarati Mahatma Gandhi rejected the trappings of western civilisation a century ago.
While it's true this may be somewhat unusual (directors have long made exceptions or moved the yardstick on targets set earlier in the year), it's also disheartening to think we're still impressed by boards that play by their own rules.
