metrics 的定义
- the science of meter.
- the art of metrical composition.
metrics 近义词
等同于 prosody
更多metrics例句
- The integration allows business owners and advertisers to upload products to Google, create free listings and ad campaigns and understand their performance metrics post-sale.
- A study from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business shows that getting a higher score on ESG issues is based on the number of metrics companies disclose, not even their quality.
- Along with the new workflow, the company is also launching a simplified campaign metrics dashboard.
- Faster is better, which typically means lower metrics evaluations are better.
- Over the years, Insider’s measurement system has been modified and gone through iterations, according to Carlson, including moving away from being solely focused on page views to incorporating a subscription metrics model.
- “You are applying Western metrics to someone who is not using that metric against you,” referring to ISIS, Bolger said.
- This midterm election has been pretty terrible measured by the metrics that independent/swing voters care about.
- They believe in traditional metrics of talent, and are willing to pay for those who measure up.
- To put it mildly, Obama has come up short on each of these metrics.
- When they were invented, we had no economic metrics, and no reliable way to gauge what was going on.
- One of the novelties included in our experiments was the teaching of metrics, hitherto reserved for high schools.
- By far the greater part of Gascoigne's treatise is devoted to metrics and to style.
- Several terms used in this book have also been taken from German metrics.
- He had to go to the Chansons des rues et des bois to enjoy the perfect acrobatics of his metrics.
- The second book, Of Proportion, 70 pages, is a treatise on metrics.