metrics
- noun
- /ˈmɛtrɪks/
- Specialized
- The project's success was measured against various metrics, including customer satisfaction and revenue growth.
- PE Metrics
- Google Scholar Metrics
- Health Metrics
Are there certain metrics that excite you more than others?
- Are there certain metrics that excite you more than others?
- Scott, this was, by almost every metric, a pretty awful quarter.
- How are these metrics, how is this data being captured?
- The CDC could say, OK, what are the metrics we are interested in?
- Not great according to your metrics, but great in who they are.
- What I've realized is time is the wrong metric and the wrong divisible.
- So the tricky thing with, with chasing external metrics is that you can't really stop.
- The publisher, Springer Nature Group, keeps metrics on this.
- My hope is that we develop new metrics to live alongside.
- This can be a good real time metric of risk in the bond markets.
- And I'm fascinated by how people sacrifice hidden metrics for observable metrics.
- And how do you create a tangible, like, metric around, you know, yields beyond money?
Examples
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And so far all the metrics have been positive.
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The CDC could say, OK, what are the metrics we are interested in?
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And it was by most metrics a huge success.
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My hope is that we develop new metrics to live alongside.
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Scott, this was, by almost every metric, a pretty awful quarter.
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This can be a good real time metric of risk in the bond markets.
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Are there certain metrics that excite you more than others?
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They're trying to hit metrics to get to the next round of funding.
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Strengths and weaknesses of the PE Metrics system were discussed.
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PE Metrics has proven to be a reliable system to measure student achievement in PE settings.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
Finding how big, how much, or how strong something is by using numbers
A standard used to compare people or things
A way to judge how good or successful something is
How Quantitative
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Metrics as used in business also comes from the Greek root metron 'measure', the same idea behind meter, a tool or unit for measuring. That's why business metrics are the numbers we use to 'measure' performance and progress.