Sentence examples for mix standpoint from inspiring English sources
"From a business mix standpoint, the Iraq work has little or no fit with the rest of the organization," said Gary Russell, an analyst in Denver with Stifel Nicolaus, a brokerage firm, who looks favorably on the company's other operations.
Student loan debt does not negatively impact your FICO score like credit card debt - in fact, from a credit-mix standpoint, it may actually help, because student loans are considered installment loans while credit cards are considered revolving debt.
This paper employed Response Surface Method (RS M to determine the optimal mix from the standpoint of short term aging based on mixtures' fracture properties obtained from the Semi-Circular Bending (SCB) test.
The thought of an emptied-out neighborhood may pack a more visceral punch for a story, but from an economic or social standpoint, a mix of foreclosed and occupied properties is far more damaging to those still in their homes.
William York of Allmusic thought the band "doesn't really add anything new to the mix from a musical standpoint" with the release, while also praising it for being "solid enough and well executed" with "adequate" production.
From the standpoint of concrete mix design, the water absorption values of porous aggregates measured using the proposed method were more reasonable than those measured using the conventional methods.
This behaviour has not been reported in the literature in the past and represents a highly undesirable flow pattern from the standpoint of effective mixing.
We consider the problem of aggregative mixing of components from a theoretical standpoint.
The best fuel from this standpoint is a one-to-one mix of deuterium and tritium; both are heavy isotopes of hydrogen.
The best known fuel from this standpoint is a one-to-one mix of deuterium and tritium; both are heavy isotopes of hydrogen.
Although information rents are lower under the optimal restrictive contract, average production costs are higher because the input mix is sub-optimal from a pure production standpoint.
