A system of related measures that facilitates the quantification of some particular characteristic.
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But some question whether developing a data-center business-value metric is even possible.
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This metric is highly likely to improve in the near future, too.
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In his opinion, companies should not be using likes as a metric.
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Coutinho also scores well on another metric -chances created per match.
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The flow of investor dollars is a key metric for fund companies.
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The length of a tiger will depend upon the system of measurement.
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He wasn't familiar with the People's system of measurement.
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It's a technological truism: Create a system of measurement, and somebody will try to game it.
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Establishing a system of measurement helps us clarify our goals and mark our progress toward them.
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What system of measurement tells her the dimensions?
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These will be negotiated and they will be subject to a transparent system of measurement, reporting and verification.
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Though the metric system is the official system of measurement and is gradually coming into use, many of the older standards still prevail.
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Companies frequently boast they are "green" but there is no common system of measurement in sectors including cement, pharmaceuticals, electricity or construction.
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The problem, Sandia Lab scientists are the latest to say, is that pegging the entire system of measurement to a physical object is inherently risky.
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And feet, based on the 12in size, is also a system of measurement, with everything from being six feet under to feeling 10 feet high.
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BERTILLON-A French anthropologist who devised a system of measurements of the human body for purposes of identification.
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The Bertillon system of measurements is used by the service, as well as a plain indexed card system.
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A system of measurements is presented here that shows how these factors can determine the quality of a division-of-focal-plane polarimeter.
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His conversation, I remember, was about the Bertillon system of measurements, and he expressed his enthusiastic admiration of the French savant.
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When the United States was still in its formative stages, the haphazardly run new states didn't use the same systems of measurement.
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It was incumbent upon the entrants to the examination to deal with both the ordinary system and the metric system of measurements.