In both tendered and negotiated contracts, the ideals of performance improvement are promoted, yet it is often the case that this is poorly understood, and where it is taken as a precise measure of output it is limited to a few measurable criteria that often are defined by supply side measures (e.g., on-time running and accidents per 100,000 operating hours).
Demographers can agree generally on a few measurable facts and some trends.
As well as providing a shaky basis to build effective actions, the Reef 2050 Plan has few measurable or realistic targets.
With diligence, she has also managed to achieve falling crime and immigration, which count among the very few measurable achievements of the coalition so far.
We are in a start-up region, and while I can think of quite a few measurable effects of the plan, it is the impalpable lessening of anxiety surrounding her future that we welcome most.
While well meaning in its focus on the regeneration of the high road, its buzz words and jargon mean little as the report has few measurable targets or milestones.
It may be tempting to make a big splash the very structure of Twitter and Facebook seem to require bragging about the numbers of followers a firm has—but a company trying out a new platform would be better served with a pilot project with a well-defined goal and a few measurable metrics.
The typology was built on few measurable socioeconomic factors that are often used as indicators of the economic and cultural capital of farmers.
Few measurable indicators are set on a strategic level, such as targeted modal shares, or a reduction of CO2, noise, pollutants or traffic accidents by modal shift.
The zeta potential could provide information about which accelerator to be used in order to achieve the specific aggregation behaviour, because it is one of the few measurable parameters describing the charge at the particle/solution interface.
