In the example in the next section, the "Sales" column has numerical data.
Against the immediate numerical pressures of increasing users and sales, and the corporate pressures of hiring the right (but not too expensive) employees to execute your vision, the displacement of people you don't know can get lost.
The company has developed a relational search engine and in-memory database designed for mid-to-large enterprises with natural language query so that enterprises have a way to search across all numerical data (i.e. expense reports, sales records and more).
Completed applications are graded on a numerical basis by a committee composed of engravers, sales and marketing staff and a lawyer who work for the U.S. Mint.
(ii) We study the impact of bankruptcy costs, fire sales, and cross-holdings on systemic risk in numerical experiments.
You have mere moments to not only get the brand-spanking-new figures into your post, quickly craft a headline, figure out what the larger story is (falling net profit? expanding operating margin? massive increase in sales costs? lost an executive?) while also doing raw numerical comparison, pitting the street's estimates, both GAAP and not, against what the company reports.
Sale were unable to take advantage of their numerical advantage and fell further behind when the Chiefs scored a bonus-point winning try through Jess, who went over after a neat pass inside from Dollman.
The slip has a scannable barcode or numerical code, which merchants scan or key in at point-of-sale to accept the cash payment.
Sale continued to control the game after the break but to less numerical effect.
Most customers will prefer that you provide numerical data in percentage format in order to keep the case study details of their operations, including sales, profit and expenses, private.
