Sentence examples for measures its performance from inspiring English sources
And in the last few years the fund has done better than the FTSE World index, which it measures its performance against.
ChevronTexaco said it measures its performance against competitors including Amerada Hess, BP, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, Marathon Oil, Occidental Petroleum, Sunoco, Unocal, and U.S. Shell, the American subsidiary of Royal Dutch/Shell Group.
The conventional fund-management business, on the other hand, measures its performance on a relative basis.
The proposed protocol regularly measures its performance through available paths towards destination, and develops its routing strategy accordingly.
Before directing any American aid to a country, the corporation measures its performance on 17 indicators of democratic government, anti-corruption efforts, investments in health and education (particularly for girls) and economic freedom.
The balanced scorecard is a way of broadening the way a company measures its performance to include not just financial results but also less tangible items such as customer satisfaction, organisational efficiency and intellectual capital.The second, and more important, kind are guru consultants who sell their own management ideas.
Now it's easy to target content and measure its performance to ensure it's getting to the right audience, at the right time.
In [2], we implemented the same protocol in a real wireless network test-bed and again measured its performance and compared it to blind flooding and counter-based broadcasting (CBB) [4].
LOOCV, through an iterative process, first trains a classifier and then applies it in order to measure its performance (North 2012).
Some claim that New York is too big to measure its performance, let alone report on it.
IA Ventures, Uretsky told me, has long been a friend of Digital Ocean and had already helped the company previously through assistance with financing, attracting key employees and by helping it build the right business metrics to measure its performance.
