Sentence examples for terms of completion from inspiring English sources
Performance in the construction sector is assessed in terms of completion time, project execution cost and overall quality of delivery.
We present, pFabric, a minimalistic datacenter fabric design that provides near-optimal performance in terms of completion time for high-priority flows and overall network utilization.
One of the dirty secrets about MOOCs — massive open online courses — is that they are not very effective, at least if you measure effectiveness in terms of completion rates.
"The message to colleges is to use as much information as possible about their incoming students to assess what their probabilities are in terms of completion and think about services and programs that need to be addressed," said Sylvia Hurtado, director of the research institute and one of the report's authors.
"The stats were fairly even in terms of completion, possession and territority but they scored some fantastic long-range tries and they took their toll.
We postulate that these mode dwelling results partially explain why, during the rotation task, touch rotate and wand performed similarly both in terms of completion time and accuracy.
"It is important for academic research libraries to understand how library services might impact graduate student success in terms of degree completion and time to completion," said Damon Jaggars, Columbia's associate university librarian for collections and services and co-principal investigator on the study.
In terms of test completion, 43% of participants completed either FOBT or endoscopy.
Therefore, the response rate to false alarms of 11% is considerably lower than the 20% completion rate for correct prompts when considering the compliance rate with prompts in terms of step completion.
Results showed the foot pedals to degrade performance in terms of task completion time.
The mouse device outperformed both the finger touch-based techniques and yielded statistically better results in terms of task completion time and error rates.
