Sentence examples for snapshot of performance from inspiring English sources
Even if those factors were evened out, a grade earned on papers taken in the hay-fever season gives only a snapshot of performance on a particular day.
The science test — in earth, physical and life sciences — was given in early 2005 to 280,000 students, including an extra 30,000 at public schools in the 10 cities, which had volunteered so that they could get a comparative snapshot of performance.
CQC deputy chief executive Jill Finney said the report had provided a "snapshot" of performance, and the regulator would now probe more deeply into what was causing the problems.
In these examples, the framework data give a snapshot of performance information about each program, and provide an entry point for funders, researchers, and program managers to conduct preliminary comparisons and identify avenues for further investigation.
Schools would be judged not by snapshots of performance but by whether students progress over time.
"I'm very bullish on where we can take iPad over time," Cook said, saying that the long view on the product tells a better story than snapshots of performance over a brief period.
For the UK, the first snapshot of manufacturing performance in September continued a downbeat trend.
Tightening coverage and claims payments have produced spectacular results for the insurers, as shown in an economic snapshot of their performance in home insurance in 1992, the year of Andrew, and in 2005, the year of Katrina.
A snapshot of the performance of "new News Corp's" news and information services division, which will include News International, highlights the imperative of getting the newspaper business into the black.
The group, which issued shareholders with a snapshot of its performance to date on Friday, said it is also on track to increase full-year profits for the first time in around eight years.
Ibrahim, a Sudanese-born former BT engineer, said: "The 2009 Ibrahim Index gives us the clearest – and most current – snapshot of governance performance on the continent we have ever had.
