By using an alternative reliability indicator, additional travel time, we demonstrated that traditional indicators lead to wrong indications.
Van Oort [134] considered the additional travel time as the indicators for the service reliability and demonstrated that traditional indicators lead to wrong indications.
In the absence of traditional indicators of socioeconomic stress, we used tree-ring indices from moisture sensitive trees (Juglans australis Griseb. and Polylepis tarapacana Phil).
Traditional indicators of poverty depend greatly on income and consumption estimates.
Traditional indicators, like supply and demand, seem to have receded into the background as geopolitical concerns have taken grip.
Beyond the cafes and bars, cranes and hard hats that are the traditional indicators of regeneration, a greater force is at work in Bournemouth.
But the officials here have excelled where by many traditional indicators they should have failed — they have gotten out the vote.
The ONS explains that to paint a fuller picture of how a country is doing, a "look at wider measures of economic and social progress, including the impact on the environment" is also needed along with more traditional indicators of a country's progress such as economic growth.
The team, Christoforos Anagnostopoulos, Giovanni Montana, Axel Gandy and Daniel Mortlock, looked at previous olympics and traditional indicators such as the output of a country's economy (GDP), the size of its population - and also ways to weight the score by the size of each country's Olympic team.
Second, competition from China and faster productivity growth may have changed the inflation process and made traditional indicators a less useful guide to monetary policy.Defenders of today's monetary-policy method, focused on consumer-price inflation, may say that it seems to have delivered the goods, in the form of more stable growth.
For instance, traditional indicators focus on vehicles instead of passengers.
