Sentence examples for to create measures from inspiring English sources

We need to create measures beyond GDP, and economies beyond the global supermarket, to rejuvenate real wealth.

It used public government records and crowd-sourced and computational data-extraction methods to create measures of these strategies.

Putting a Number on Happiness As difficult as it might be to compile sustainability indicators, it's equally challenging to create measures that describe our social and emotional lives.

In his 45-minute address, Mr. Sarkozy, who is nearly halfway into his five-year term, also promised to create measures to alleviate the economic crisis, including a loan fund to finance the nation's strategic priorities.

The typical approach to aggregate measure design in organization studies is to create measures based on individual-level metric structures, then evaluate whether the individual level measures can be aggregated.

The geolocation of ornamental trees can be a useful tool for providing summarized information about their behavioral differences amongst cities, which can be used to create healthy itineraries, minimizing the natural hazards in human health (allergic diseases) and could be implemented into a model to help policy-makers to create measures to improve green urban development.

Simply by seeking to create, measure and assess 80/20 value creating segments, firms can harness 100X more information to new strategic thrusts.

For more than two decades, Mr. Osborn, 51, and Ms. Lindenmeyr, 47, have raised money to send small bands of pranksters, clowns and minstrels to places like Brazil, Liberia, China, Haiti, Senegal and Lithuania to create measured doses of pandemonium.

The report and an earlier companion piece that focused on how to create, measure and verify greenhouse gas offsets from these sectors were meant to aid policy makers who were drafting a federal cap-and-trade bill.

One of the things separating modern science from the science of, say, the 19th century or earlier is the sheer number of invisible things that science has uncovered and learned how to create, measure and codify.

We should acknowledge the playing field is not even to start, and create measures that project diverse talent outcomes, knowing this yields greater alpha.