Sentence examples for by rubric from inspiring English sources

A vital component for successful retail sales–superior customer service is apparently missing from many leading e-commerce sites, according to a recent survey by Rubric, Inc., a San Mateo, Calif.-based firm that specializes in web-based marketing applications.

By rubric we mean the short informative term accompanying each code in the terminology system.

Nonetheless, the findings from this study indicate that raters are influenced by rubrics to some extent.

Anxiety is brought about by rubrics because of that fear that they might not meet all expectations set by the rubric.

This study examines how teacher-raters are affected by rubrics by looking at how rating patterns change, with and without using a rubric.

Some of his previous board seats include 3PAR (acquired by HP), Pliant Technology (acquired by SanDisk), RNA Networks (acquired by Dell), BlueGill Technologies (acquired by Checkfree), and Rubric (acquired by Broadbase).

His stated commitment to making a graduate tax is also explained by this rubric and that's why Johnson is also to be disappointed.

Retiring the Guided by Voices rubric didn't prevent Mr. Pollard from putting out multiple albums yearly — solo and with assorted bands — for the rest of the 2000s.

Philadelphia may not have built a contender by the rubric, but good teams find success through whatever means their rosters allow.

MG Rover vehicles do not.Onno FroweinAmerican tradeSIR - I was shocked by the rubric of your article about China-bashing and trade ("Putting up the barricades", Economist.com, April 22nd).

As suggested by the rubric Mizrakh (the Hebrew word for east), Sokolovsky was an active Zionist, and his film -- at once straightforward travelogue and homespun pageant of parading schoolchildren and athletic contests -- is a vision of Jewish productivity.