But you do get a more public sharing metric in the form of notes detailing who else reblogged or liked a particular post.
A lexicon is thus constitutive of the objects of knowledge (Kuhn 2000 [1993], 245); and consequently, Kuhn rejected characterizations of scientific progress according to which science zeros in on the truth: "no shared metric is available to compare our assertions … and thus to provide a basis for a claim that our (or, for that matter, his) are closer to the truth" (2000 [1993], 244).
While Switzerland led the pack in terms of transparency, the think tank found that the country's original pledge of $135.5 million represented only 75 percent of its fair share, a metric based on perceived responsibility and capacity to help (by the same metric, the United States was found to be contributing 43 percent of its fair share).
The analysis ranks companies by cash earnings per share, a metric that measures a company's cash-generation performance relative to its peers.
Since buybacks reduce the number of shares in circulation, they tend to boost firms' earnings per share — a metric that investors follow closely — but they don't do anything to expand capital investment or hiring.
We regularly share this metric with both our portfolio companies and the entrepreneurs we meet.
The company says that "Dollars Per Share", a metric that calculates how many purchases result from a person sharing details of something bought or desired, has nearly doubled in the last two years.
Even though the full NHP20 and NHP22 seem to share similar metric properties under both methodological approaches (CTT and Rasch), the poor Rasch performance of the four components of the NHP20 finally led to choose the NHP22 as the short version of the original NHP38.
Melissa Ward, sharing her metric ruler with Dean, remained convinced that she wanted to be a child psychologist, but was delighted nonetheless with this elective, after a year of earth science and another of biology.
