Sentence examples for publishing performance from inspiring English sources
He says the government needs to find ways to exert indirect pressure on them, such as devising and publishing performance indicators.
Mr. Kirshbaum's departure is the latest sign that Amazon's publishing performance in New York has failed to meet the initial expectations.
Until a few years ago, if a music service wanted to launch in the UK it could go to royalties collection body PRS and get the publishing performance licence for every single song it wanted to use.
Still, some in the industry warn that publishing performance data while many hospitals and states are using different ways to measure success or failure could confuse consumers and unfairly portray some hospitals.
The University Hospital of South Manchester has already begun publishing performance ratings for its consultants - its cardiologist Dr Simon Ray told BBC Breakfast why he supported the move.
The text of the current draft of the law states that the proposed protection "is only against systematic access to the publishing performance by the search engine providers" (translated from German via Google Translate) — and goes on to add that other web users are not included ("such as Blogger, other industrial companies in the economy, Associations, law firms and private and voluntary users").
We specifically selected three published datasets and compared RNAG's performance to the published performance of other methods in order to avoid self-serving selection biases and biases that can arise with less than ideal application of extant methods.
> >A big difference between Accumulo and HBase is the published performance numbers.
The relative statistical indicators were discussed also in view of recently published performance criteria.
Gas turbine vendors publish performance data in terms of ISO power rating and ISO heat rate.
John Markese, president of the American Association of Individual Investors, said the S.E.C. should require hedge funds to publish performance data and appropriate benchmarks regularly, in a standardized, easy-to-read format.
