"The panel will assemble and thoroughly analyze all pertinent data, quantifiable and non-quantifiable," he explained.
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By comparison, Ad Hoc's efforts had a clearly quantifiable outcome.
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The latter is something quantifiable that can be precisely calculated.
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But incomes are quantifiable, as is data about who has
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But "Luxury Rentals" looks beyond the quantifiable (rent, square footage).
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The benefits of smart city technologies are vast and quantifiable.
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"There are things in movements that aren't quantifiable," she said.
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Some quantifiable factors also give Abramowitz pause about the model.
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In the business world, things often have to be quantifiable.
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The effect on women's careers is quantifiable, research has found.
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She has delivered something Mr. Trump intuitively understands: quantifiable results.
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Think about the predictable and quantifiable way that gases behave.
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Twitter has yet to make a pledge as direct and quantifiable.
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The negative impact of the death of quality reporting is quantifiable.
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SeeClick Fix also has public, quantifiable data that shows it's working.
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"Climate change played a very clear and quantifiable role," she added.
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But just because something's not readily quantifiable doesn't mean it's unimportant.
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For Kevin Warsh, his alleged hawkishness is less "quantifiable" than Taylor's.
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Whether the waiting zones have yielded quantifiable safety benefits is unclear.
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The current shift toward progressive economic policies is clear and quantifiable.
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Not all of them are predictable; not all will be quantifiable.
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The ideal quantifiable outcome for many producers of these projects is donations.
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Investors stump up money that charities use to tackle quantifiable social ills.
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These are all benefits not easily quantifiable every quarter of every year.
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There's going to be an additional loss from words to quantifiable ratings.
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Sadly, real justice is not quantifiable in days, years, or dollars fined.
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It was one of the biggest, quantifiable career bumps we ever had.
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As a medical student, I focus on what is knowable and quantifiable.
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Traders want to focus on earnings and global growth, which are quantifiable.
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The change has altered his music in ways both quantifiable and more ineffable.
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It's more like a quantifiable fact that we're fighting to fix every day.
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Doing so involves educating officers about the real and quantifiable harm of cyberstalking.
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We are in the early stages as an investor in the quantifiable employee.
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Reputations in the political world often bear no connection to observable, quantifiable accomplishments.
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Sportsmanship is not quantifiable; we say we know it when we see it.
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Which, in case you were wondering, is not quantifiable in any way. 13.
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That means clinical trials with quantifiable results like the one proposed by Feilding.
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"It gives you a quantifiable result to consider when crafting policy," he said.
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Imposing a cap makes the amount of pollution quantifiable, but not the cost.
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These prices are a function of the fact that, online, value is quantifiable.
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While that statement rings dully like a worn cliche, it's actually quantifiable right now.
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Furthermore, quantifiable measures of success can make a potentially awkward conversation simple and straightforward.
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Having a quantifiable goal—something more specific than looking better naked—is also helpful.
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It really is a quantifiable version of 'everybody either loves it or hates it.
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Peppa's influence extends far beyond the quantifiable and directly into the larger cultural mass.
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Moreover, the data show a strong, quantifiable connection between financial inclusion and well-being.
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But I could never take competition in the arts seriously, because it's not quantifiable.
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The obvious way to frame this is as a study of the quantifiable vs.
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Still, there is no quantifiable evidence that rain played a factor in the deaths.
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But for visitors, what matters most is less quantifiable: Was the fair experience memorable?
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The risks of a genetic, inherited disease are quantifiable, known, and in many cases devastating.
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Perhaps more importantly, the #MeToo movement has brought about a quantifiable change towards gender parity.
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Consider important factors beyond moneyMoney may be the most readily quantifiable piece of an offer.
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The system was intended to hold teachers accountable for lagging student performance using quantifiable data.
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Exxon has historically been dominated by engineers, who pride themselves on their precise, quantifiable judgments.
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Voters are ecstatic about the quantifiable results they have experienced in the economy under Trump.
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It is quantifiable in a time when Congress wants to know what it is buying.
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But no data exists that captures the scope of the problem in a quantifiable way.
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But extreme methods and questionable pills also drew me because they promised fast, quantifiable results.
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Because beating your old, dusty-ass fish tales with objective, quantifiable proof is fucking cool.
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It establishes quantifiable goals that executives work towards through video call sessions with Torch's coaches.
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Only "outcomes," of the most immediate and quantifiable sort, are considered measurable and, therefore, legitimate.
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Intent can be difficult to discern, and it's certainly not quantifiable in any precise way.
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Who's popular and who's not is now quantifiable by how many people are following you.
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The outsized effects of his words, regardless of your opinion of them, are clearly quantifiable.
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For example, biology used to be a descriptive science, and now it's a quantifiable science.
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You've got one card per quantifiable task that moves around the board depending on its status.
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Some are obvious and easily quantifiable — like choosing to optimize a model for speed versus precision.
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How much of an impact these communities had in influencing Trump's presidency will never be quantifiable.
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Non-proliferation efforts to curb WMD development are built around quantifiable, repeatable tests and documented evidence.
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In injury cases like this, quantifiable medical injuries are normally the primary factor in assessing value.
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The effects of mental illnesses are known and quantifiable and call out for treatment during pregnancy.
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This of course does not include the emotional cost of a murder, which is not quantifiable.
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It's heartening to see quantifiable innovation rewarded on the largest scale Canadian music has to offer.
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Put another way, "there is correlation between quantifiable non-word weirdness and funniness ratings," he says.
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Then there's Celine, who legitimately does not need any quantifiable evidence of superstardom: just watch this.
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Unlike bitter, however, it is to some extent quantifiable — a measure of a food's acid content.
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When I was released, however, there was no quantifiable history of me existing as a transwoman.
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Pride month will no doubt feature all manner of quantifiable assessments of the current cultural milieu.
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Rather than prioritizing efficient, clear-cut, quantifiable rules, this would instead politicize the process even further.
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We won't get it, because all most people now want from schools is quantifiable return on investment.
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Computer scientists want to have their creations explore novel environments that don't come preloaded with quantifiable objectives.
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And after a few years, I found that that was too broad and not very easily quantifiable.
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When Intel helped develop intelligent parking solutions in Berlin, the company was able to provide quantifiable returns.
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Though we should strive for as much precision as possible, not all important factors are easily quantifiable.
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Use of OPCR has demonstrated, in a quantifiable manner, that diet is closely related to tooth complexity.
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Investing proves a quantifiable measure on which to be measured, something other careers lack, several people mentioned.
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If climate change can increase heavy rainfall in the future, it needs to be quantifiable for predictions.
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Minsky's legacy has more to do with focusing on the right things than correctly structuring quantifiable models.
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THERE are quantifiable benefits often associated with taking up something like tennis and getting better at it.
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" She then called on the Trump administration to provide Congress with "a real, quantifiable 5G threat assessment.
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Working with consultants from McKinsey & Co., he set quantifiable goals to be met in the next decade.
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It could be some scientifically quantifiable remnant of energy that is left behind, which I subscribe to.
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You're trying to create impact and give to people and get returns that are quantifiable, I guess?
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That's what clutch is, really—less a quantifiable thing than the ability to transform delusions into fact.
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Taking responsibility for the fact that you are quantifiable can be very upsetting, but then ultimately liberating.
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Its players aren't just employees, they're money-makers; finely-hewn tools; quantifiable assets and, at times, liabilities.
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Community initiatives appear to be producing positive results for the companies that sponsor them, quantifiable and not.
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The quantifiable stuff is not what's best about sports, but damned if it isn't easy to quantify.
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Can there be sweeter revenge for all those years of getting no respect than achieving quantifiable perfection?
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You should highlight the impact you&aposve made, utilize quantifiable examples, and have a very clean format.
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Use numbers — quantifiable examples of success — to let hiring managers know you're the one for the job.
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Limited and unpaid leave also has a less quantifiable, but nevertheless damaging, effect on their mental health.
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And what's more important is that failure is quantifiable and preventable, not a qualitative and mockable measure.
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But is that "positive effect" quantifiable beyond anecdotal evidence of people being made to feel more comfortable?
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We envision a day when life insurance is making positive, quantifiable contributions to addressing public health concerns.
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Open commitments to change the tech world's culture, using quantifiable targets, could be the path toward more diversity.
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"It seems they shifted from nonquantifiable risks around the world, to more quantifiable risks at home," he said.
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They did away with "gut feeling" decisions and instead promoted on the basis of quantifiable experience and skills.
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The manipulation of pixels by an algorithm is quantifiable in a way that spin and bias are not.
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The movement, known as biohacking, is an attempt to maximize peak mental and physical capabilities, with quantifiable results.
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However, a lot of times "fun place to work" isn't quantifiable or easily described on your careers page.
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Also at work is a less quantifiable unpicking of mutual supply dependency by Chinese sellers and U.S. buyers.
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Spiegelman said he hasn't yet seen these types of concessions happen in "any quantifiable fashion" on Fifth Avenue.
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Long-term, turning native speakers into tutors could offer new employment options to those lacking other quantifiable skills.
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Not soundbites, but quantifiable stats and he beats him all day long," Eric Trump said on "Fox & Friends.
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Photographs and videos are being turned into just another sort of data that's as easily quantifiable as text.
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In 2018, more and more university administrators want campuswide, quantifiable data that reveal what skills students are learning.
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Over the decades, some economists have tried to come up with a quantifiable basis for a fair sum.
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Currently, the team has anecdotal evidence of that, but Herschmann said she is pushing for more quantifiable figures.
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According to the authors, we lack a language of causality; that is, quantifiable proof that one thing causes another.
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Though it also emphasizes it's still early days for the deep learning approach having any kind of "quantifiable impact".
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What it meant was that what followed in the many years to come was not pretty, orderly, and quantifiable.
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This relationship was quantifiable in the public markets, as high-growth companies were consistently rewarded with the biggest multiples.
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And I think this country, by every quantifiable measure, is doing better today than it&aposs ever done before.
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Luck and being smart enough or fortunate enough to be in jobs in which results mattered and were quantifiable.
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But for the United States and other member countries, the benefits of expanding NATO are neither obvious nor quantifiable.
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Without quantifiable evidence, we cannot take Sarandos's word that he has found the magic formula for producing popular programming.
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He is just a rich, off-the-rails byproduct of a culture that makes women's bodies judgeable, marketable, quantifiable.
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Lewis says the chlorine incident at Midwest FurFest has had a lasting impact in ways that aren't always quantifiable.
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Fast forward nearly three decades and the strategy has become more quantifiable through mediums like Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube.
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Happiness, of course, is more ephemeral, less quantifiable, than coziness, though Mr. Wiking marshals some engaging behavioral-science data.
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The combination of the two allows quantifiable, consistent operating procedures to be formed in different areas of risk mitigation.
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New Year's resolutions are generally a scourge, but if you must make one it's best to choose something quantifiable.
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Bike power meters measure essentially how much effort that you're putting into a bike in a very quantifiable way.
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But the truth is that Mr. Obama's election in 22016 and re-election in 22012 had some real, quantifiable consequences.
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The patient's blood sample revealed levels of serum folate and vitamin B12 that "exceeded quantifiable limits," according to the report.
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The basic premise is that our devices are treasure chests of quantifiable medical data, waiting to be unlocked and analyzed.
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It's about preparing students for a satisfying life and teaching them the quantifiable skills that employers need in their employees.
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This is likely because we approach meditation in the wrong way from the outset, often lusting for a quantifiable result.
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In my not very humble opinion, this is a shame, as this is clearly a question with a quantifiable answer.
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Employees set a goal for themselves and outline a series of quantifiable results that will help them achieve that objective.
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Quantifiable evidence makes it easier for them to approach the higher-ups and ask for an increase, based on value.
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And these easily quantifiable factors are just indicators of a sustained, across-the-board anti-worker bias in our politics.
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Warren also wants regulators to use quantifiable metrics to evaluate the impact of big bank mergers on the financial system.
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At least I brought some quantifiable information to the party; Francesa can hit the bricks with his 99.9 candidate pool.
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There are any number of quantifiable ways to understand why Davis is one of the rarest basketball talents in the world.
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It would be a science that produced rational and quantifiable strategies to reach prospective voters and convert them into staunch supporters.
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Ultimately, however, what makes Juicero so special is not quantifiable by conventional science, said Mr. Evans, the founder and chief executive.
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What he's been exploring through his criticism has been something "less quantifiable," as he puts it, than culture, identity, or consciousness.
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It is also the most quantifiable of the bunch; there is polling data that shows head-to-head matchups with Trump.
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Those are all a clear and quantifiable cost to the legalization of marijuana in terms of public health, welfare, and safety.
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We didn't start because we thought that the book would provide any answers or console us in any direct, quantifiable way.
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In America, where you are expected to demonstrate quantifiable consumer harms, the market definition issues fall directly out of the consumer modeling.
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Having quantifiable data on your balling skills that you can see on your phone (and hopefully learn and improve from) is empowering.
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In the same way that the perfect is the enemy of the good, the quantifiable can be the enemy of the important.
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It's a clever way to encourage people to take more time looking and render the rewards of this looking in quantifiable terms.
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It seems odd that something with so many immediate and easily quantifiable payoffs could be so hard to make into a habit.
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In addition, ADHD diagnosis is based on a variety of subjective factors and there is no definitive, quantifiable way to diagnose it.
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Blended in to those remarkable figures is the less quantifiable but arguably equally vital energy and confidence he brings to the team.
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And when it comes to salary, we need to set quantifiable goals—to reduce the wage gap by 2 percent every year.
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In an industry dominated by math, many donors demand quantifiable results from charities — a proven dollar of results for every dollar donated.
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Here are her top strategies:Go for quantifiable outcome rolesHaving the ability to show indisputable results helps women establish a foundation of expertise.
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WHEN WE HAVE QUANTIFIABLE SUPERVISORY INFORMATION, TAKE THE RESULTS OF THE STRESS TEST, FOR EXAMPLE, WE HAVE TRIED TO MAKE THOSE PUBLIC.
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I THINK THAT THERE'S BENEFIT WHEN THERE IS CONCRETE QUANTIFIABLE INFORMATION IN MAKING THAT INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AND TO MARKETS.
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His production of quantifiable results over the last two years has led to positive impacts on the lives of millions of Americans.
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As this is a newer area that it's tackling with more focus, there are more quantifiable wins to be had, and broadcasted.
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Having mixed-gender teams in turn improved venture capital firms' financial performance — providing rare quantifiable evidence of the business benefits of diversity.
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"We're quantifying what wasn't quantifiable before," said Schnidman, a game theorist who taught at Brown University and Harvard University before founding Prattle.
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Iger plans to step down in 2021, and he&aposll be remembered for more than the quantifiable achievements that benchmark his career.
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Wearable fitness tech can also become all-consuming, for better or worse, making every part of their users' lives trackable and quantifiable.
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Lack of child care also promotes the less quantifiable but real tendency of parenthood to turn previously egalitarian couples into gender stereotypes.
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What the President asked of Zelensky doesn't amount to a quantifiable "thing of value" under campaign finance law, top administration officials determined.
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It is done without any cost other than the agreement that your image becomes quantifiable data, demonstrative of complacency within techno-capitalism.
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"To me, the game was much more about physicality and things that were quantifiable, like how much one could bench press," he says.
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The universe of equations, bar graphs, and quantifiable metrics isn't free from mental illness — no matter how mapped out a life might seem.
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For Colleen, the internet was a set of levers to manipulate, its moral compromises as quantifiable and necessary as collateral on a loan.
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After all, their self-worth is just as quantifiable, and once you're even a little bit famous, there's nowhere to go but down.
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Based on the data, there has been a quantifiable shift in investor thinking in private markets and public markets over the past year.
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In an email, RCS Global said it was pleased Volvo was joining its efforts to achieve "quantifiable and continuous" improvement of supply chains.
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According to the WEF report, the quantifiable "societal benefits" of unlocked value over the next ten years is more than three trillion dollars.
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When she asks Erika how she holds it together after Evie, Erika reminds her that unlike Nora's loss, hers had a quantifiable ending.
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It was abundantly clear that without some quantifiable data to confirm exactly what is happening, any policy changes would be based on guesswork.
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A new study is suggesting a quantifiable link between a person's selflessness and their potential to earn more money and have more children.
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In an email, RCS Global said it was pleased Volvo was joining its efforts to achieve "quantifiable and continuous" improvement of supply chains.
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Long considered a quixotic pipe dream, interstellar travel is now taking shape as a quantifiable engineering challenge for space scientists around the world.
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"Free trade and competition result in a quantifiable increase in prosperity, particularly for those who have to consider their spending carefully," Weidmann added.
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The key to higher achievement via the growth mindset lies in focusing on process more than ability, and has quantifiable results for achievement.
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Having conviction about the team beyond quantifiable growth or user metrics is a major driver for how we decide to invest in companies.
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But unless you're delivering something quantifiable — like vaccines or bed nets — measuring impact can be difficult without the staff of a large foundation.
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The existing Obama-era initiatives point in the right direction, but so far, they haven't delivered enough quantifiable improvement to be considered successful.
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The recorded vote is Steve Bannon's best friend, an objective, quantifiable binary choice, that can easily be used to fire up the grassroots.
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"Mission personnel describe a multitude of symptoms, many of which are not easily quantifiable and not easily attributable to a specific cause," Rosenfarb said.
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But algorithms can only do so much, and their biggest limitation right now is a lack of quantifiable criteria for what constitutes fair districts.
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His initiative caused a clash with his father: his parents value quantifiable, visible skills, he says, and do not understand the value of ideas.
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Implicitly, and sometimes explicitly, they assume what they see in the online world is just a readily quantifiable reflection of what's going on offline.
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"I think that there's benefit when there is concrete, quantifiable information in making that information available to the public and to markets," Quarles said.
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By opening segments of a building's data to workers, these competitions could turn data and business goals into a game with easily quantifiable winners.
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Instead, Haynes says that you should be showing a recruiter the quantifiable, measurable impact that you have had in whatever job you're coming from.
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Indeed, the big question hanging over the Trump administration: Why did it withdraw its tariff threat now, before exacting hard, quantifiable concessions from China?
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Klobuchar gave insightful and quantifiable answers to debate questions on Tuesday, in tandem with her high polling performance in Iowa ahead of the caucus.
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"The fruits of Asean's labor [are] most visible in the economic sphere as cooperation in this area is more easily quantifiable and managed," said Tang.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance was staked much of its identity and setting on this idea of there being something concrete and quantifiable about the distant past.
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This is a quantifiable benefit: based on the numbers and details Twitch has provided, every $60 game sold amounts to $3 in the streamer's pocket.
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But Instagram's approach via clear, quantifiable categories is just vague enough that you probably won't screenshot them and show the friends it said to nix.
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Since dating in real life is often unpredictable, it has always been difficult for researchers to analyze the behaviors of daters in any quantifiable way.
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I had the idea—as many people did, and still do —that to need therapy you must have suffered some quantifiable and catastrophic childhood trauma.
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And every two years, during the Winter and Summer Olympics, its audience traffic rises to new heights, quantifiable evidence of something often generalized and stereotyped.
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The so-called "Flutie Effect"—the notion that athletics success can impact application numbers and raise the profile of an institution—is real and quantifiable.
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Because Perry values hunger and drive more than quantifiable talent, it has helped him make sure his staff is filled with employees from diverse backgrounds.
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Everyone has their own definition of success, but there is one quantifiable measure that allows us to see how Americans define it: cold, hard cash.
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What the President asked of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky couldn't amount to a quantifiable "thing of value" under campaign finance law, top administration officials determined.
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Put simply, the primary factor in ESG integration is still financial performance, while impact investing is meant to maximize, with a quantifiable impact, societal reach.
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A literature review published in 2016 found that just 19 of 207 articles on the effects of "lean" methodologies were peer-reviewed and had quantifiable results.
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But it also means in less quantifiable ways as well -- learning to embrace who we are, having an optimistic outlook for the future, and so on.
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Meanwhile, remain campaigners say that despite the cost of membership, the U.K. gains from its membership in a number of ways that are not easily quantifiable.
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LoveSync turns sex in an intimate relationship into a quantifiable activity, instead of one that should be centered around the quality of a couple's sex life.
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Fourth, there's the fear of a backlash There is quantifiable evidence that, following attacks carried out by Islamic extremists, Muslim communities suffer increased abuse and violence.
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Pacemakers/drafting This is another area where quantifiable benefits can be seen – and is the one that seems to have turned many people against the attempt.
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It requires insurers and reinsurers to hold a certain amount of capital to ensure that quantifiable risks taken on by the companies are taken into account.
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"Where it's less quantifiable is all the other areas - the volunteer hours from GE employees, the shopping they do in Fairfield, the dining out," said Tetreau.
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The internet is the most quantifiable institution in history, every click and hover is measured in perpetuity and analyzed and broken down a hundred different ways.
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The idea of whiteness as quantifiable and, moreover, essential to the notion of what it means to be an American ignores virtually all of American history.
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They harvest more data than they can possibly manage, and wade through the quantifiable world side by side in vast, usually windowless buildings called fusion centers.
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The question is: Does the [Justice and Development Party] understand that culture is not an efficient and quantifiable form of production — it is not like making bread.
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"It may also be 'wait and see' because most of the company comments on tariffs have been very subjective in general, with less quantifiable specifics," he said.
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For if the platform's domination of distribution and curation made brand the essential element, their ability to also offer hosting and monetization make that brand intensely quantifiable.
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This goal is less quantifiable than my Roth goal, but I plan to see if I'm succeeding by comparing my expenses each month to the previous year's.
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Business leaders have responded by emphasizing their equity initiatives — from hiring and promoting more women at every level, to less-quantifiable efforts, such as shifting workplace culture.
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Later, as he was venting to a friend he pulled out his Fitbit app to show a quantifiable record of how he couldn't sleep or calm down.
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In addition, the Imperial London researchers also conducted a sub-study on 14,000 individuals that looked at metabolic biomarkers, or quantifiable biological parameters used to measure health.
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Much like the Belgium team as a whole, Lukaku has been praised to the heavens over the last few seasons while achieving very little of quantifiable value.
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"The only quantifiable cost of the final rule is the value of the person's time necessary to buckle the seat belt, which is negligible," the agency wrote.
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But passive-aggressive Facebook drama isn't exactly quantifiable data, so a new study from the University of Washington has provided some actual numbers to support the trend.
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The test, a scan for coronary artery calcium or CAC, provides patients with a simple score or a quantifiable measure of how hardened their arteries have become.
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You can easily move outward from the inner circle and make sense of other kinds of gigantic, staggered drift, maybe rougher or more arcane or less quantifiable.
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Last fall, researchers at Oxford University unveiled the first evidence-based model to illustrate how increased investment in conservation spending can lead to quantifiable improvements in biodiversity.
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Should the proposal become final, it would mean that the mercury rule would, on paper, incur far greater economic cost than it would provide quantifiable health benefits.
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"Each of our rules is meant to prevent or mitigate a known, quantifiable harm," said Twitter trust and safety VP Del Harvey on a call with reporters.
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In fact there is a large and increasing body of evidence documenting that the concretely quantifiable costs of the current system greatly exceed the largely hypothetical benefits.
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As in any high impact investigative project, the reporters then set out to show the industry-backed science on chlorhexidine resulted in quantifiable harm to the public.
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Cryptocurrency has been enjoying more and more mainstream adoption in the last year, which is easily quantifiable by looking at the rapid rise in its market capitalization.
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By framing arts and culture as quantifiable resources, Belfiore said, researchers could give lawmakers an excuse to stop funding arts initiatives that don't have obvious monetary value.
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"You can get some quantifiable protection in the field with one antigen, so it's really important to invest in this field to get better vaccines," Bejon said.
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In its draft proposal, the commission says there is "virtually no quantifiable evidence of consumer harm," then goes on to ask questions like: has anything actually gone wrong?
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Unfortunately, because squirting is performative and somewhat quantifiable, it's become a mark of sexual superiority — which frankly just sucks for anyone who doesn't squirt easily or at all.
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I mean that is so quantifiable and-- you know, machines don't-- come round an anually and ask for--higher wages, and they don't need-- they don't need healthcare.
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For the once anonymous extremist, the appeal of quantifiable social status — measured in terms of the number of views, likes, retweets and followers you earn — s too great.
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Schools canceled classes, businesses told employees to work from home and virtually every part of the powerhouse agribusiness sector said the damage was massive, if not yet quantifiable.
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"I think there is a fair amount of what I would call non-quantifiable factors that are mounting in terms of going in the right direction," Mattis said.
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More from Tonic: For these people, losing any follower, even an acquaintance, may mean losing what they perceive as quantifiable social status that they use to validate themselves.
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For the second essay, he was advised to focus on three to four traits about his personality and working style, with "clear, quantifiable examples" to prove his point.
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The goal of the overhaul, ultimately, is for something less quantifiable that may be difficult to achieve: Facebook wants people to feel positive, rather than negative, after visiting.
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As a result, less quantifiable goals behind our protective laws — clean air and water, civil rights, safe drugs and honesty in markets, for example — would fade in importance.
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The score-centric mindset pushes students, high-achieving or struggling, to pursue quantifiable results rather than to explore widely, listen broadly, examine assumptions, debate ideas and extend horizons.
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People of color make many contributions to Harvard – yet many of our contributions go unrecognized in discussions of the success of affirmative action because they are not easily quantifiable.
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Yes, it would be different, because no one would know what happened to the Departed, but it would become a Thing That Happens — terrible and random, yet also quantifiable.
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Of course, you'll also find things now that are products that claim to have graphene in them, I'm not sure what the improvement really is in a quantifiable way.
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We want quantifiable data—preferably something we can share on social media, between posting our daily 5K run times and endless photos of our moist, rippling, post-workout biceps.
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These Facebook takedowns indicate an effort to create a quantifiable framework for detecting and managing manipulative patterns, whatever the source—and despite the risk of near-certain political blowback.
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Though showing up and putting your proverbial money where your mouth is making more of a quantifiable impact, more obvious and immediate displays like tweets, statements, speeches matter, too.
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When it comes to the questionable identity politics of supporting Palestine against "an Israeli team", there are no real winners, and not much done that is of quantifiable good.
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But by quantifiable measures, the investigation of Russian election meddling to benefit Mr. Trump's presidential campaign is not the longest, least fruitful or most harmful inquisition in American history.
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Then there are less quantifiable tolls: Local businesses in 2017 said sales dropped by 40 percent as foot and car traffic ground to a halt behind barricades and checkpoints.
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The commission seems skeptical that any net neutrality rules are needed at all, saying at one point that there is "virtually no quantifiable evidence of consumer harm" to guard against.
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If Amazon Connect is a complete commercial failure, Amazon's management will have a quantifiable indicator (revenue, or lack thereof) that suggests their internal tools are significantly lagging behind the competition.
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Facebook employees are typically evaluated quarterly against some quantifiable metric, and at Facebook many of those metrics are oriented around some form of engagement — number of messages sent, for example.
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And many species that have an enormous value to ocean ecosystems, such as crucial oxygen-generating bacteria, do not have easily quantifiable benefits to humanity, so are difficult to insure.
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On average, global sponsors see every dollar they spend return $7 worth of quantifiable brand exposure in their key territories, ACEA Chief Communications Officer Will Chignell said in an email.
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But aside from these quantifiable shifts and responses, I see something else going away in the North — and subtly enough that successive generations may not even be aware of it.
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Tens of millions actually went to medical research or to provide vaccinations in Africa, where it is relatively simple to demonstrate that a donation equaled a quantifiable number of inoculations.
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Admittedly, this song is the catalyst for white pop artists to say "oh yeah, we can do some of this trap...rap...stuff...sort of?" so it has quantifiable impact.
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There is also a less quantifiable problem, the one that vexed Pelosi's team in the months after the election: the Democratic Party's chronic difficulty explaining just what it stands for.
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Sustainability, the idea goes, is not always something quantifiable like a certain number of trees planted or an amount of food waste reduced — it can also be about cultural exchange.
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"I think it's a very quantifiable to a small impact that's already factored into Apple's guidance, unless this outbreak continues into later February or early March," Ives told Business Insider.
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"The argument that this is a drip-by-drip erosion: the quantification of that, they can't really demonstrate any quantifiable reduction in the overall resiliency of the industry," he said.
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"Whether it's an e-gaming event or whether it's football or soccer, or baseball – as long as there's a quantifiable value, we can create futures around that," Wilkinson told CNBC.
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The program is accepted as the industry standard and has led to a quantifiable increase in safety, as the number of reported accidents at RMP facilities has decreased 60 percent.
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For example, the human resources manager who doubled her salary came equipped to her meeting with Excel spreadsheets, which detailed all of the quantifiable differences she'd made at the company.
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When you are kicking off a project or initiative, don't just talk about quantifiable success metrics (revenue, usage), but also talk about how you expect people to work on the team.
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"Gamification techniques attribute arbitrary and quantifiable rewards in an attempt to incentivize certain actions such as generating content online, adopting a specific pattern of consumption, or acquiring 'positive' habits," he says.
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The LEVLhome works by detecting the amount of acetone in an exhaled breath, which is an indicator of fat burned, and converting that into a quantifiable number on the companion app.
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Major tech companies pour millions of dollars into recruiting, but there remain significant, quantifiable discrepancies—in workforce diversity, in gender equity among people of color, and in representation among top leadership.
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What employers really want to know is whether you're an above average candidate who's capable of delivering quantifiable results — and this person did a great job of proving that they were.
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Being a teenager was never easy, but this is the first time your charm, looks or popularity have been so readily quantifiable, and your mistakes so easy for others to see.
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Congress believed it was addressing commerce in the 1995 case because a gun was likely in commerce before it came into possession and gun possession in schools has quantifiable economic consequences.
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By dropping the investigation into National Credit Adjusters, Mulvaney calls into question his statement that the bureau's enforcement will focus on cases where there is "quantifiable and unavoidable harm" to consumers.
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The idea was to test out the kind of vision employed in daily living in a way that was quantifiable, and "there really weren't any other models" like it, Chung said.
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Unlike a luxury gym like Equinox (where LA memberships start in the $200-a-month range), the Labs team says it will prove the value of its memberships through quantifiable results.
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"There is really no quantifiable added value in these CREF variable annuities during accumulation stage compared to lower cost mutual funds," said John Hare, a retirement plan consultant in Brentwood, Tenn.
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Just like followers on Facebook or Twitter, adding subscribers inside Snapchat will mean publishers get better placement within the app and a quantifiable audience to help with pitches to potential advertisers.
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" The culprits were largely social scientists, who had lost sight of reason and confused it with the fetish for knowledge, data, and quantifiable facts, which they separated out from "ultimate values.
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You might think measuring the music would be harder than measuring something quantifiable, like words, but thanks to years of research into a musical property called valence, it was surprisingly easy.
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It's less quantifiable, and thus not-beloved by academic economists, but my personal view is that what amounts to a management fad for treating workers poorly is an underrated factor here.
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As we'll discuss, one thing about data is that even if something is technically accurate or quantifiable, it's not always representative of a larger truth about a community or about its intentions.
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In retrospect, I can see that I'd turned my own yearning to be in a hyper-intense relationship of two individuals against a world that refused to understand us, into something quantifiable.
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While love is not mathematical and connection is not quantifiable, the Dating Theory Calculator aims to at least provide some reassurance to people who date with a hope to eventually stop dating.
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" Still, she said that such a system would accomplish several things: "Most notably, a unified cartel would help to install a floor in the market, as quantifiable measures should hold members accountable.
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He is doing well by every quantifiable measures so the only thing they can do is, he&aposs a racist, he&aposs sexist, he&aposs a this, he&aposs a that, right?
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Investors and their potential investments should work together to streamline communication, better define material risks and breaches, and leverage objective, quantifiable data to understand the risk of a target organization's cybersecurity posture.
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It does not come from trying to educate the most students at the lowest possible cost or from emphasizing short, quantifiable, standardized assignments at the expense of meandering, creative and difficult investigation.
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But you have a qualitatively different kind of labor which produces a quantifiable result — an increase of 400 percent in the average amount of cotton picked per day from 1800 to 1860.
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"What Donald means to me as a person and Louie's as an institution is not quantifiable — it's not measurable," said Fred Simonson, the diner's general manager, who broke down in tears describing Smart.
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"Even though there's a lot more work to do before we're able to have a quantifiable impact on treating diseases, managing the environment, and more, we know the potential is enormous," it writes.
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Some seem to think the entire process can be boiled down to abstract concepts like commitment and hunger, others that a youngster's prospects are numerically quantifiable, a bit like attributes on Football Manager.
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We just wanted to feel flush with time to do things of no quantifiable value, our hopeful side pursuits like writing or drawing or something, something other than what we did for money.
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"There is no doubt that in matters of traditional financial risk APRA is an impressive and forceful regulator but APRA's tolerance for operating beyond quantifiable financial risks has been low," the report said.
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But until unbiased, quantifiable data plays a stronger role in the measurements of healthcare quality, I'll be the guy sitting in the corner pointing out that all this hoopla is missing the point.
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On taxes, for example, the party would do well to focus on measures that raise working Americans' take-home pay — not down the road, but right now, in a clear and quantifiable way.
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After all, along with the potential profits, LVMH also bought the less quantifiable, but nevertheless palpable, bragging rights to the diamond in an industry where mythology and romance are part of the price.
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From state to state across the nation, U.S. agribusiness exports to Cuba could grow by impressive, quantifiable multiples, delivering more money into the pockets of U.S. farmers and more jobs throughout rural America.
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Nevertheless, the markets see the Fed cutting rates again — due more to the dimming global economic outlook and risks from the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, than a quantifiable slowing in American growth.
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In the email, he suggested action could be taken if a title sponsor withdrew, external investment was not secured or "quantifiable reputational damage is caused to the brand of Super League and its members".
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The letter, dated June 1 and written shortly after PPG formally dropped its pursuit of Akzo, gave specific, quantifiable arguments for the first time in public as to why Akzo had opposed the deal.
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And in ongoing work with his colleague Elaine Cheung, Mr Finkel is finding quantifiable value in outsourcing marital needs: seeking friends who provide something the spouse cannot, like a love of dancing or debate.
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Image: APNew risk assessment research into cryptocurrency investing has arrived at an unsurprising (if finally quantifiable) conclusion: Over 10 percent of all funds raised through initial coin offerings (ICOs) has vanished into thin air.
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The FEC argues that Area 1 hasn't demonstrated enough of a tangible, quantifiable business reason to offer the low-cost services, and that therefore the firm could make that offer to curry political favor.
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"What has less quantifiable in general, but more clear in this context of this study, is that support for Trump is really the dominant element that unites this diverse coalition of extremists," Berger said.
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The idea is that we get back a little control over our own selves, by virtue of mapping out our feelings, which may feel super complex in our head, but are actually quite quantifiable.
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Many have been vocal with issues that range from subjective claims, such as a perceived inferior experience on Grab, and also more quantifiable concerns that include higher pricing and longer waits for a ride.
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It was easy for companies to understand and advocate, both to their own employees and to Congress, that eliminating a 30-percent tariff would result in specific savings and generate quantifiable increases in exports.
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He has not used PlaySight himself but said it would be a useful tool for focusing on improving specific, quantifiable skills, like the net clearance of his shots or the velocity of his serve.
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"We believe a firmer view that 2018 is the bottom or 'last cut' and a quantifiable path to improvement beyond 2018 is needed to have a more constructive view on the shares," Ritchie wrote.
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Much of the discussion of nation-state competition in artificial intelligence (AI) focuses on relatively easily quantifiable phenomena including funding, technological advances, access to data and computational power, and the speed of AI industrialization.
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Those companies give consumers free things, such as birthday reminders and quick bursts of quantifiable attention, in exchange for their private data, which digital marketers then use to sell them products, ideologies, or candidates.
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Desai notes that in business, law, or pedagogy we can gauge success only after months or years; in finance, you can be graded hour by hour, day by day, and by plainly quantifiable measures.
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Rignot explained it was difficult to track down quantifiable data of how icebergs behave on open ocean water because they disappear over time, and it's "like chasing a herd of cats," he told me.
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But, after hundreds of thousands of dollars and non-quantifiable emotional stress for them and their families, the American Cancer Society still estimates 40,920 women will lose their battle to the disease this year.
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Of course, this says nothing about the quality of the dating pool (that's not quantifiable, of course), but it does makes sense that the bigger the pool, the more you have to choose from.
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Prospective members are evaluated by an algorithm and human gatekeepers, who consider factors like the size of an applicant's Instagram following, how many Raya members he or she knows and other, less quantifiable attributes.
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With the caveat that any improvements to the federal corrections system – even incremental improvements – should be welcomed with open arms, the factual answer is that to realize actual, quantifiable improvement, sentencing reform is essential.
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The year was the second most burdensome in terms of federal regulation costs since 1373 when AAF began tracking regulatory action with quantifiable cost and benefit figures, following behind only 2012, which cost $218 billion.
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For the most part, the first tasks to be outsourced to machines are the most routine, since these jobs are relatively easy to reduce to quantifiable parameters that can be used to train an algorithm.
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Today, eye tracking technology is typically used to track a user journey on a webpage or handheld device - its artistic applications have gone unexplored in a bid to make "the eyeball economy" something more quantifiable.
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Of the 113 pledges like the Covenant of Mayors or the C211, just 22 have adopted quantifiable goals, according to the UN's annual "Emissions Gap" report; 216 lack clear mechanisms for monitoring and reporting progress.
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" [ThinkProgress] Call her: (515) 284-4937 | Email her Climate change denier "And so, not being a scientist, I don't know exactly where to say only those things that are really quantifiable, and temperature has risen.
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Each entry features at least one "representative" high angle photo on a solid white backdrop, a brief blurb about the console's place in gaming history, and a chart featuring technical specs and other quantifiable details.
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An overwhelming majority of small businesses in Puerto Rico suffered quantifiable losses as a result of Hurricanes Maria and Irma last year, according to a new report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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The SEC rule, the White House said, would "impose unreasonable compliance costs on American energy companies that are not justified by quantifiable benefits" and could put those companies at a disadvantage to their foreign competitors.
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"Lay out some goals that have quantifiable numbers, then keep track of your successes," Erwin said — including sales figures you've hit, new clients you have brought on board or additional responsibilities that you've taken on.
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It's important to generate a true, viable and quantifiable representation of the number of people in the United States living with disabilities to have a more positive correlation between census representation and services' funding allocations.
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Baseball is a game driven by outcomes — results interlocked in a quantifiable puzzle to predict the future, assess the past, even value the present — and I intimately lived that world professionally for almost 15 years.
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Still, even if the power of 20,000 is more psychological than quantifiable, that should not necessarily weaken its punch, especially today when there are so many different forms of media that can advertise the accomplishment.
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" It is federal law that the plan establishes performance goals in an "objective, quantifiable, and measurable form" and must "provide a description of how the performance goals are to be achieved including...clearly defined milestones.
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Because prosecutors are usually not required to report on their programs and many diversion agreements are not filed in court, there is little quantifiable data on fees, success rates, recidivism or even who is rejected.
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According to Blackstone, it's helpful to have research into gendered experiences because it provides quantifiable data on discrimination and injustice, which are often made invisible or denied via the political machinations of powers that be.
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There's no single indicator, so developers must choose quantifiable data points that, when synthesized together, can be indicative of something as nebulous as the "probability of becoming a positively contributing member of society" sought by ICE.
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Soccer is now too scientific, too professional, too driven by the quantifiable for the actions of fans to count for anything, ran one strand of logic: The players are deaf to the jeers, inured to intimidation.
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And now that we know drivers have some quantifiable flexibility in their routes, we can use this information to design incentive mechanisms to alleviate congestion on busier roads, or carpooling plans based on individuals' preferred routes.
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Conversations like these are a regular part of my job and usually focus on the quantifiable aspects of social media manipulation campaigns—volume of posts, follower count, common keywords, signs of inauthenticity, that sort of thing.
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I took measurements of my legs and butt at the start and end but did not get any quantifiable change in circumference, but I do think there was more visible definition not reflected by those numbers.
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Mr. Robins sued under a part of the Fair Credit Reporting Act that provides damages of up to $1,000 without proof of quantifiable harm, and he sought to represent a class of people with similar claims.
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She said this type of viral rumor spread via text message groups is an example of "hidden virality," in part because the impact of the rumor is not quantifiable until it has reached a critical mass.
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By bringing us back to the decade before the "art Establishment" decided what were the true, quantifiable markers of progress, Inventing Downtown reminds us that what we have now was not always the way it was.
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Although the traditionalists managing the All England Club might not be keeping up with the latest win-probability metrics, the quantifiable excitement of this year's final is a vote in favour of the unorthodox 12-12 tiebreak.
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In its annual monitoring report on pesticides in food, the European Food Safety Authority found 97 percent of food samples collected in 2015 were within legal limits, and just over 53 percent were free of quantifiable residues.
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In addition, businesses may need a more quantifiable way to measure the effectiveness of their customer service, so Twitter is allowing them to survey customers through the standard Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) formats.
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Though gender inequality in the workplace is still a widespread global issue easily quantifiable with statistics in the wage gap or the abysmal percentage of female corporate executives, misogyny in Asia runs uniquely deep with implied expectations.
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Fitch's QO is a forward-looking qualitative framework designed to allow for adjustment to the SRM output to assign the final rating, reflecting factors within our criteria that are not fully quantifiable or reflected in the SRM.
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The FMCSA measured the costs and benefits of the rule: "The only quantifiable cost of the final rule is the value of the person's time necessary to buckle the seat belt, which is negligible," the agency wrote.
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According to Knotts's research, the results in New Hampshire, in particular, have had a quantifiable effect on the South Carolina primary, though this year is set to be more scrambled because of how competitive the pool is.
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If troops in the missile attack had been wearing blast gauges, we would have quantifiable data on the amount of blast pressure they'd been exposed to — both for those who developed T.B.I. and those who did not.
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" He continued, telling early critics that other sports, like snowboarding, moguls, and speedskating, "have quantifiable metrics that determine a winner" while "figure skating is too subjective to have such things, so it's an art form, not a sport.
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A project started last year by Chris Woebken and Elliott P. Montgomery, Transition Habitats creates an environment for humans to interpret messages from local species in Minneapolis, blending qualitative and quantifiable methods of communication with old fashioned mailboxes.
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Lost in all the talk about a Democratic blue wave is a set of sober reality checks — from the quantifiable to the emotional — that may help Republicans reduce their losses, and possibly even retain their 23-seat majority.
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They hope quantifiable data and statistical analysis can help explain matters that some consider ineffable — like why we paint or sing, or why we naturally favor Van Gogh's sunflowers over the landscapes we encounter in budget hotel rooms.
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While there'd been earlier anthropological studies and amateur works on hospital clowning, according to Paulien Trapman of the European Federation of Hospital Clown Organizations (EFHCO), the first quantifiable medical study of hospital clowning's effects came out in 2005.
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Fitch's QO is a forward-looking qualitative framework designed to allow for adjustment to the SRM output to assign the final rating, reflecting factors within our criteria that are not fully quantifiable or not fully reflected in the SRM.
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Admittedly, the company no longer has the golden goose of military contracts on its side any longer, but Roomba has afforded the company both a financial windfall and proof that there is a quantifiable consumer appetite for household robots.
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Edburg's composition of furniture, felt wallpaper, portraits, and landscape photography form a universe organized according to a quantifiable emotional relationship between humans and nature that brings into focus my question about the symbolic ties that bind us to place.
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I found that Atlas tracked some exercises better than others, though Li tells me that this may have something to do with my form, so it's probably on me for never learning how to do a quantifiable sit up.
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That is why the nonpartisan, objective standards were written into the law: to require that candidates test their ideas with New Yorkers and build a quantifiable base of supporters before they are guaranteed the visibility these debates can provide.
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Along the same lines of ensuring a goal is quantifiable and achievable, leave room for a few of those lofty dreams by setting goals that are exciting, maybe a little scary, and that push you beyond your comfort zone.
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If I had just scrapped my emotions and brought it all down to quantifiable evidence with what I was worth in the market and how my job had changed over time ... it would have been a very different conversation.
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But Mueller might have concluded that the emails carried no particular, quantifiable monetary value -- indeed, the Russian state ultimately made hacked emails available to the public through Wikileaks for free -- and so they did not qualify under the statute.
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If anything, there needs to be a move away from these tired tropes of transformation – away from quantifiable power dynamics that do not address matters that go deeper, into the existential level that shores up the transnational Arab sphere.
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For example, political theorists like Jennifer Rubenstein question whether EA's focus on measurable outcomes leads to a bias against social or political movements, which are often about eliminating the structural origins of inequality or whose effects aren't readily quantifiable.
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While many would agree it's hard to put a monetary value on the efforts of a stay-at-home parent, a new study has contributed to the opposite side of the conversation in a quantifiable way — to the tune of $705,2000.00.
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It could be more helpful to you to make your list longer or shorter than 10, or to have a longer or shorter time frame than six months, but make it quantifiable so you can be a bit scientific about it.
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Lucky charms: transit tokens and tickets, movie stubs, cute key chain, fables, your phone Jupiter is a planet that favors wisdom and experience over book smarts, but Jupiter in Gemini suggests that you're more drawn to numbers, language, and quantifiable data.
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Fitch's QO is a forward-looking qualitative framework designed to allow for adjustment to the SRM output to assign the final rating, reflecting factors within the agency's criteria that are not fully quantifiable and/or not fully reflected in the SRM.
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Angel Hsu of Yale University and colleagues have sifted quantifiable pledges made by nearly 5,900 cities and 76 regions, home to about one in six humans, as well as by more than 183,100 companies with combined annual revenues of $21trn.
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"[It's] not what do i think of your product, but what do your customers think of your product," he said, and how can you show that in a quantifiable, numbers-based way, instead of by qualitative pitches and customer stories.
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And while the private sector has donated $271 million to Harvey and Irma relief efforts in cash and other quantifiable donations, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Corporate Citizenship Center, they've given only $53 million toward Maria relief.
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And while the private sector has donated $271 million to Harvey and Irma relief efforts in cash and other quantifiable donations, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Corporate Citizenship Center, they've given only $32.9 million toward Maria relief.
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The problem is that there's no evidence this state of hyper-awareness does any quantifiable good, and at least some evidence that it can actually put people, specifically people of color, at more risk due to implicit bias and racial profiling.
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Fitch's QO is a forward-looking qualitative framework designed to allow for adjustment to the SRM output to assign the final rating, reflecting factors within our criteria that are not fully quantifiable and/or not fully reflected in the SRM.
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It's a year since the European Commission got a bunch of adtech giants together to spill ink on a voluntary Code of Practice to do something — albeit, nothing very quantifiable — as a first step to stop the spread of disinformation online.
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Which is all well and good, but in the thirtysomething years that this particular dispute has been plaguing his career, this is more or less the only surefire, quantifiable example of an explicitly anti-racist stance Morrissey has taken publicly.
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Fitch's QO is a forward-looking qualitative framework designed to allow for adjustment to the SRM output to assign the final rating, reflecting factors within our criteria that are not fully quantifiable or are not fully reflected in the SRM.
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There is something unsettling about this kind of gold rush—it's propelled by a cynical assumption that hip-hop can be gamed, or that it is the easiest route to notoriety and riches for people who are lacking in quantifiable skills.
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Rather, they've argued that the presence of guns on campus would end up costing millions of dollars and would negatively affect schools in less quantifiable ways—impacting pedagogy, institutional reputation, campus atmosphere, and the recruitment and retention of faculty and students.
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Fitch's Qualitative Overlay is a forward-looking qualitative framework designed to allow for adjustment to the SRM output to assign the final rating, reflecting factors within our criteria that are not fully quantifiable or not fully reflected in the SRM.
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"Verodin gives us the ability to automate security effectiveness testing using the sophisticated attacks we spend hundreds of thousands of hours responding to, and provides a systematic, quantifiable, and continuous approach to security program validation," he said in a statement.
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While it's unsurprising in this age of analytics that the organization would prefer to ground the conversation in something a bit more quantifiable, any baseball fan will tell you that BMI isn't really the number that will matter in the end.
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" They're not so naïve to think that the mantra from "Guns—"The solution is revolution"—will affect quantifiable change, but Erika highlights the fact that the store, and indeed the band, has helped create a community where there was once nothing.
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It's so cold that... Well, actually it's quantifiable: Yes, it's that cold, and yet you have fools out there pulling this kind of shenaniganery: It really actually makes you wonder just how humans ever deemed a place like that habitable.
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But in considering the less quantifiable ways in which the Senate leader has recast his party, one might return to that speech from May, when he said, without pause, that he would fill a Supreme Court vacancy this election year.
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The concept of intrinsic value came up earlier this year when Buffett made the decision to change his trigger for buying back Berkshire shares from a quantifiable discount to the company's book value (1.2 times book value) to a discount to intrinsic value.
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It must be axiomatic, then, that a vote for the most powerful elected person in the world amid these conditions would have to be important on a level quantifiable only to those with a thorough knowledge of compound equations and theoretical physics.
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I just tried to place myself somewhere on a scale that looked like this: But as you can see from the matrix above, Vote Compass — and many political scientists — insist on using quantifiable data and then mapping it onto a Cartesian plane.
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From Tsang's experience working with suicide-prone students and their families, this inability to accomplish even the most basic life skills, because more quantifiable academic skills have been prioritized, leads to a profound frustration—and ultimately, the reason behind many student suicides.
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"He has shown in some of the early states the ability to do well among late deciders, and that has given him better numbers than he was perceived to have, but how large a bump that is, it's not quantifiable," Brown said.
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Fitch's qualitative overlay (QO) is a forward-looking qualitative framework designed to allow for adjustment to the SRM output to assign the final rating, reflecting factors within our criteria that are not fully quantifiable and/or not fully reflected in the SRM.
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There is a reasonably quantifiable way to forecast how innovation-friendly a candidate will be based on their legislative record: add up the percent of laws that a Congressman writes related to high-skilled workforce training, data transparency, and performance-based funding.
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In addition to financial incentives, cruise experts stress the less quantifiable advantages of early booking, including getting the cabin style you want — suites sell out quickest — desired itineraries and prime cabin locations (those prone to seasickness prefer midship locales, which are calmest).
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The term is shorthand for someone (or something) with the power to affect the buying habits or quantifiable actions of others by uploading some form of original—often sponsored—content to social media platforms like Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, or, god forbid, LinkedIn.
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Instead of protecting Kesha in the face of horrific allegations of sexual abuse, her sentence is parcelled out to her as those who control her interests work in overtime to break her down to a list of quantifiable sums, contract clauses, and album sales.
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Maybe you drink it, and suddenly you're like, "Good god, I'm never doing that again," which arguably indicates a quantifiable increase in your IQ. Speaking of cows and their discharge, last summer researchers at Junagadh Agricultural University in India found gold in cow piss.
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Indeed, look back over the last few years' news about fake news, and social media platforms have demonstrably sought to play down the idea that the content distributed via their platforms might have had any sort of quantifiable impact on the democratic process at all.
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Hada said it was still too early to see a quantifiable benefit to having V2X communications since there are so few cars on the road using it so far, but more people are adding this optional tech to their new cars than the company expected.
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As quantifiable examples, image recognition error rates have fallen from 42 percent to just over 5 percent between 2011 and 2014, and the number of AI software projects at Google has climbed from less than 100 in 2012 to more than 2,700 this year.
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Indeed, quantifiable renewable sourcing goals for power are held by many global city and state governments, and it's clear that without a storage component for sources including solar and wind, getting past a tipping point of around 30 percent or so can be incredibly challenging.
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It seeks to score them on empathy, visionary thinking, communication, conflict, management and collaboration, Torch then structures goals and improvement timelines that it tracks with follow-up interviews with the team and quantifiable metrics that can all be tracked by HR through a software dashboard.
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Looking at wealth alone is clearly not enough: oil-rich states in the Middle East may have the highest levels of GDP per person yet they lag behind the West in terms of civil rights, education and a host of other quantifiable (and desirable) measures.
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Your raise conversation is a classic "show, not tell" moment — showcase your value to the company with real measurable data and quantifiable evidence and you'll have a much better shot at getting that raise than merely telling your boss that you're great and they're not.
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Pilot often tops the list of most stressful careers, both in the amount of perceived stress and on quantifiable metrics of stress, like rates of burnout and health issues, says Erin Bowen, chair of the Behavioral and Safety Science Department at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
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Lipman managed to fold in a reference to Harvey Weinstein, but if there's one thing missing, it's a consideration of how sexual harassment, and the perhaps less quantifiable issue of why men fear ascendant women, lead to the disparities that she documents so persuasively.
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"Because we know the energies involved in these explosions, that gives us a real quantifiable way of assessing how much energy is required to make the ionosphere warmer," and could be applies to the waves generated by earthquakes, volcanoes and even thunderstorms, Scott said.
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The data goes beyond issues of black and white On its surface, the results lend quantifiable significance to what has long been said by activists and ethnic minorities in America: Motorists of color are often subjected to disproportionate levels of traffic stops and police searches.
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What's going on in the patient's [mind] is that the rituals of medicine, the symbols of medicine, and a warm, empathic doctor (in the context of a clinical encounter) activate neurotransmitters in the brain, activates specific quantifiable and relevant brain regions that release these neurotransmitters.
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Today, that dislike is slightly more quantifiable thanks to a comment on Reddit from the account "EACommunityTeam", which sought to defend the company's decision to shield popular characters from being immediately available to users who purchase Battlefront II, which has its worldwide release later this week.
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But it's also fair to say that things like alleged Russian propagandists reaching up to 126 million users before the 2016 elections in the US had some kind of impact, even if it's not really quantifiable, and Facebook mostly seems interested in limiting its culpability for it.
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In addition to the tangible, quantifiable advances in global secrity made possible by the deal -- the reductions in centrifuges, the limits on the amount of highly enriched uranium permitted to be held in Iran, and the intense inspections regime, for example -- the Iran deal provides opportunities.
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" In a CNN op-ed, two criminal justice experts stated that "social media has transformed stories that might have been dismissed as conspiracy theories into what some tout as conventional wisdom" and that "For the once anonymous extremist, the appeal of quantifiable social status... is too great.
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For many, they are the quantifiable distinction between danger and safety, between ethnic or religious persecution and poverty, and between the home they left behind and SPRAR, a refugee rehabilitation center in Marcellina that houses asylum seekers and aids them with integration into modern Roman society.
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While it's easy to see the appeal of a bath from a relaxation perspective, researchers from the Japan Health and Research Center, Tokyo City University and Jichi Medical University sought to determine if there were any quantifiable health benefits of taking a bath over a shower.
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All you have to do is sit back passively in those blissfully comfy seats and pretend, for a leisurely couple of hours, that human behavior is quantifiable and understandable, and that justice prevails even if, or when (oh, horrors!), the judicial system itself gets it wrong.
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"I don't think there's anything that could possibly demonstrate that there's a quantifiable link between recruitment and the videos," he said in an interview, in which he argued that many of the web radicals who made this propaganda were trying to convince themselves as much as others.
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That trend, if it is one, is at least quantifiable at the London dealer Agnews, whose booth at the forthcoming high-end Masterpiece fair, with previews on June 28, will feature the sort of museum-quality Victorian paintings that have been conspicuously absent at recent auctions.
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A senior DOJ lawyer who briefed reporters said they no basis on which to open a criminal investigation because Trump's request of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to investigate a case involving his political opponent couldn't amount to a quantifiable "thing of value" under campaign finance law.
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But for the vast majority of players, there will be years of minor league seasoning, and if you hit certain quantifiable markers of excellence at a certain level at a certain time, you will often move to the next level, and maybe eventually to the majors.
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The big ratings offer a quantifiable measure for what has become a truism in Washington: Three weeks into the Trump administration, Mr. Spicer's daily joust with reporters — peppered with fiery exchanges, memorable malapropisms and some much discussed dissembling — are now must-see-TV for the political class.
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According to Richard Frank, assistant secretary for planning and evaluation for the Department of Health and Human Services, parity law has been effective at leveling the playing field in "quantifiable" coverage — for example, insurance companies can't get away with charging higher premiums for people with mental illness.
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What's not included in Bärtl's research (and may not be entirely quantifiable) is how much of this imbalance is the result of YouTube putting its thumb on the scales to favor its biggest names through better placement in search and related videos modules, and through off-platform advertisements.
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Here is a game you can play at home: Search online for a real-world story of how big data analytics produced a piece of "hidden" or "unexpected" intelligence, based upon which the business took action, with quantifiable commercial results (preferably expressed in one of the major world currencies).
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And while Slopes is great at what it does, parlaying the accelerometer and location tracking abilities of an iPhone into quantifiable data, the PIQ integration feels like a whole new level — largely due to the subtly integrated display, which makes them look almost like a science fiction prop.
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I used to organize a seminar series on inequality at the Harvard Kennedy School, and one of the talks that most stuck with me was by a scholar researching " priming," how just writing about a situation where you feel powerful then has quantifiable benefits on the job market.
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Portraiture got thrown into the wastebasket of the middlebrow after the abstract expressionists came calling in the middle of the 20th century: It's often talked about as a stale, outdated medium, one that both insists on narrow ideas of photorealism and imagines a stable, quantifiable identity for the subject.
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In December, a parliamentary commission found that what quantifiable utility the state of emergency may have had in its first days — allowing the intelligence services, for instance, to quickly confirm or assuage concerns about certain individuals, and thus to focus their resources more efficiently — has long since evaporated.
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Companies that sign on to the Amazon-inspired "Climate Pledge" agree to measure and report greenhouse gas emissions regularly; implement decarbonization strategies on a timeline that matches the Paris Agreement; and neutralize remaining emissions with quantifiable and permanent offsets to achieve net zero annual carbon emissions by 2040.
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The only way to have an impact on the electoral map and ensure NeverTrump exerts serious, quantifiable political power is for all of its 2016 members to somehow get on the same page in terms of whom to support, and then collectively move to Iowa, New Hampshire and Florida.
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There's always the American Red Cross (1-800-RED-CROSS), though the organization's reputation was significantly tarnished due to its reported failure to provide relief of any quantifiable sort in Haiti after the devastating earthquake in 2010—for which it raised a half billion dollars that appeared to just vanish.
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In doing so, Mulvaney has reinforced the widespread fears that on his watch industries that exploit and abuse consumers and whose activities led to the creation of the CFPB in the first place will not face enforcement actions, despite any "quantifiable" harm consumers have suffered and the bureau has documented.
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Solnit wrote these words in an essay about Virginia Woolf, in which she explores the writer's philosophy of embracing the unexplained and the uncertain, while she also touches on the tyranny of the quantifiable, the multiplicity of personal identity, the human fear of the unknown, and the definition of liberty.
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While the Code of Practice doesn't contain a great deal of quantifiable substance, some have read its tea-leaves as a sign that signatories are committing to bot detection and identification — by promising to "establish clear marking systems and rules for bots to ensure their activities cannot be confused with human interactions".
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In a year where third-party candidates like Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein have made waves, it's McMullin -- a candidate who fell far short of even qualifying for the ballot in all 50 states -- who stands the best chance of having a quantifiable impact on the race.
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"When I speak to investors, they say they would love to be invested only in the companies that are making a difference in improving education and have quantifiable results," said Bart Epstein, the chief executive of Jefferson Education Accelerator, an organization that helps ed tech start-ups study the effectiveness of their products.
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Currency traders, meanwhile, are debating how - if at all - dropping money from the sky differs from QE. For many, breaking the policy taboo is more significant than any quantifiable cash impact, offering a powerful restatement of the 'whatever it takes' approach and an answer to anxiety about central banks being out of ammunition.
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" To a teenage Black, an introverted misfit who liked to muse over "angels and auras and the layers of reality that exclude the senses," her father's "whole worldview — that knowledge has to be substantiated by repeatable, quantifiable facts — seems ridiculous (what about all the things you can't prove but you can feel?).
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A decision by the US Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to award tangible bonus points to banks that take steps to assist mid- and low-income consumers would make that goodwill quantifiable — and ultimately could incentivize banks to help mitigate the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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"When you see Carnival stock up 2.6% today on the possibility of a big but quantifiable chunk of earnings going away, well, you know this market is driven by hope." collected the big bucks during the holiday shopping season, and that's indicative of emerging retail trends, Chief Operating Officer Harley Finkelstein told Cramer.
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Judging from this single askew Instagram snap, it appears the actress is already having a ball with her new do, but we'll just have to wait until she collects all her data, drafts her scatter plots, and the final results are in to know definitively who amongst us is having the most quantifiable fun.
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For example, it took three full minutes to decide that it is more painful to think about ads being targeted to me when I am feeling "love" than it is to imagine that "in the mood to spend" is a human emotion, never mind one that I am capable of feeling in a quantifiable way.
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Mechanizing production, speeding communication, and transforming a rural, decentralized workforce into an urban, class-organized consumer base, the Industrial Revolution gave us the very idea of modernity, the slippery concept of a world in which humanity, liberated from the constraints imposed by nature, could advance to faster, more interconnected, ever-more quantifiable ways of life than before.
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And when Enfield addresses USC's comprehensive improvement—how the Trojans, a conference doormat during his first two seasons in charge, now enters Wednesday's game against UCLA at 14-3, ranked No. 17 in RPI, with three more wins than their storied crosstown rivals—well, the coach is aware of the myriad quantifiable reasons for that, too.
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Instilling racial and cultural sensitivity is difficult because it is generally not reviewed or evaluated on the job the way more quantifiable tasks such as computer skills (for example, checking in a guest) are, said Jamie Perry, an assistant professor of human resource management in the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell University's Cornell S.C. Johnson College of Business.
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As Goldman later conceded, it is beyond obvious the Russians in question tried to boost Trump:Now, whether or not the IRA actually had any quantifiable impact on the election—as well as many of the more salacious question surrounding their involvement, like if the pee tape is real—remain other issues that in some cases may never be answered satisfactorily.
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"Not only are these advancements leading to higher overall customer satisfaction as delivery of food, packages, or other is becoming faster and more reliable, but we also see where many of the automation technologies are already offering quantifiable financial benefits," including savings in areas such as labor and improved inventory turns, Sena wrote in his note entitled, "AMZN - An Automated Vision of the Future."
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In the Title II Order, despite virtually no quantifiable evidence of consumer harm, the Commission nevertheless determined that it needed bright line rules banning three specific practices by providers of both fixed and mobile broadband Internet access service: blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization… Today, we revisit these determinations and seek comment on whether we should keep, modify, or eliminate the bright line and transparency rules.
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"At present we feel it is appropriate to err on the side of caution until the scale and impact of the virus, and the longer-term economic implications, are slightly better understood and quantifiable than they are today," said Mark Robinson, chief investment officer at Bordier & Cie UK. The monthly poll of 38 wealth managers and CIOs in Europe, the United States, Britain and Japan, taken Feb.
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Bochner had spent the previous fall as a resident at Singer Laboratories in New Jersey as part of Robert Rauschenberg's E.A.T. (Experiments in Art and Technology) program that encouraged artists to collaborate with scientists and engineers; Bochner would leave small measurements in Letraset around the lab (the length of a floor tile, say) to poke fun at his hosts' unshakable devotion to quantifiable metrics.
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Key initiatives like All Raise, the female-founded nonprofit dedicated to diversity in funders and founders; Built by Girls, which specifically aims to equip young women to be leaders in tech; to the Reboot Representation Tech Coalition, which has pledged more than $13 million to double the number of women of color graduating with computing degrees by 2025, have all started moving the needle in quantifiable ways on much needed work.
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In Tajima's work, human emotions have become a quantifiable mass body that can travel across the space — the lights change according to the mood of the Twitter feed — so that the conditioning of the modern subject goes beyond the body, to include modifications of consciousness, in a form of mass hysteria that is paradoxically very solitary: The subjects are disenfranchised from society, but they react, rather than act, in common.
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A world in which the predictability of risk as an analytical model helps us make sense of the logic of modernity (and whatever comes after it) as an operational field in which risk becomes quantifiable while remaining non-objective, and is therefore deployed to create uncertainty and expand the now all-too-commonplace notion of "emergency" Yet Morelle's "Exploded View" achieves precisely that: conjuring up the dynamics of risk to the point of almost collapse.
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