As well as scale, station and examiner differences, the yardstick of figure 2 also shows scores for candidates.
The yardstick in Figure 2 shows that examiners are more variable than are stations, the standard deviation being 0.33 for examiners but only 0.10 for stations.
The yardstick of figure 2 shows that the extremes of examiner stringency are of a similar size to the difference between the Pass and Fail borderlines.
To establish just how larger women differed from average women, Malsin, an engineer with experience plotting curves on railroad tracks, devised a malleable yardstick to measure the figures of 4,500 Lane Bryant customers.
The yardstick values are shown in Figure 10.
The UK radio industry continues to look to the quarterly Rajar listening figures as a yardstick of achievement, but Cooper says these stats, while "a very important part of what we do", don't accurately reflect the full extent of audience engagement.
The resulting revenue-per-fan figure is a rough yardstick of a teams ability to capitalize on its fan base, regardless of market size.
Sunil Iyengar, the endowment's research director, said the yardstick devised in partnership with the Bureau of Economic Analysis drew on figures from Hollywood, the advertising industry, cable TV production, broadcasting, publishing, performing arts and other areas.
To the extent that statistics are instructive, it is worth examining their figures to provide what could be termed a yardstick by which to gauge Saker's influence.
Such novel niches, with their varying goals and expectations, are judged by different yardsticks, making it increasingly unlikely that a single Shaw-like figure could come to tower over the field again.
Why would we use figures for what business spends on sales as a yardstick for what charities should spend on sales?
