Sentence examples for classic measures from inspiring English sources
Home prices need to fall a further 15 to 20percentt, he said, before reaching classic measures of affordability — for example, as compared with average incomes or the cost of renting.
In the columns, the corresponding infrastructural (mainly classic), measures are listed.
stocks that are cheap by at least one of three different classic measures.
However, CrowdFlower has been shown to produce an agreement score that compares well to these classic measures [19].
These are 125 foreign stocks that are cheap by at least one of three different classic measures.
Inventory turnover is one of the classic measures of retailing success: The higher the number, the better, since that means the retailer is getting more mileage out of the assets it has tied up on its shelves.
In this paper we re-interpret the classical γ in terms of a classic measure based on sets, the Marczewski Steinhaus metric, and also in terms of "proportional reduction of errors" (PRE) measures.
One classic measure of segregation is the likelihood that a black student will have classmates who are white.
Another is a test for "divergent thinking," a classic measure developed by the pioneering psychologist J. P. Guilford.
America's Gini coefficient, the classic measure of inequality, set a modern record last month — the highest since the Great Depression.
True, the Fed's use of the classic measure of the unemployment rate as a key policy threshold underestimates the US economy's fragility.
