Martin may use the same metric to judge his band's music.
By the same metric, this year's team ranks first by a far margin with only 10.9 turnovers.
Three points is hardly a catastrophic increase — especially in comparison to, say, Newt Gingrich's numbers by the same metric.
The 2010 buyout valued Manx at £159m including debt, while by the same metric it is now worth £225m – £160m of equity and £65m of debt.
Apply that same metric to Facebook's 109 million unique visitors and the company would be worth $7.7 billion, about half the value implied in the Microsoft deal.
He pushes scientists to use the same terminology (even, occasionally, the same language), and to use the same metric standard of measurement.
And even the quarter's supposedly disappointing earnings of $13.1bn were the fourth largest of all time, according to the same metric.
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Based on that same metric, the company turned a profit in its core North American business, earning $18.8 million, with the losses mainly coming from the international businesses.
This is the same metric Branko Milanovic used in his book "The Haves and the Have-Nots" in a chapter about identifying the richest person who ever lived.
Independent.co.uk enjoyed the biggest month-on-month rise in average daily browsers among national newspaper websites in September, while theguardian.com topped 2 million on the same metric for the first time.
