Sentence examples for measuring opportunities from inspiring English sources

The equation formulated assumed that V be the dependent variable representing the predicted value of the vibration level and that V is a function of three independent variables (V i, Z, t) and three parameters (a, b, c), for i = 1, 2…n, and i is the number of measuring opportunities.

"In essence, what gets measured gets managed and we see this as a way of measuring opportunity".

Lewis emphasized that measuring opportunity isn't generally found by just one indicator -- say, in the poverty or unemployment rate -- but is instead found at the intersection of several different metrics.

The first half of the survey measured opportunities, such as advanced placement courses available or the number of inexperienced teachers.

But still, among 134 countries in the latest Global Gender Gap Report prepared by the Swiss-based World Economic Forum, a survey that measures opportunity for women in education, health, business and politics, all 14 of the Arab countries that were included ranked in the bottom 30.Not surprisingly, Yemen came last of all.

"We wanted to create a tool that allows individuals to measure opportunity, compare it and ultimately to discuss it".

When measuring the opportunities available in the stock market, using the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index as your only yardsticks is a mistake.

The country is very close to universal primary education with improvement in indicators that measure opportunities of access, retention, learning and completion of basic education.

Measuring the opportunity cost required evaluating and enhancing our capabilities about couture design at the same time.

To measure recreation opportunities, we looked at the number of ball diamonds, tennis courts and pools and created a Forbes.com recreation index.

Schwartz suggests that it has to do with the irrational way people measure "opportunity costs".