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1. For some reason the United States is different from the rest of the world and measuring temperature and in lots of other areas (we use inches, feet, and yards while the rest of the world uses the metric system)

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2. there is a very important metric you need to be aware of based on the number

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3. Knowing what a customer is worth to you in the long-term is a metric every

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4. In total the US has 71,000 metric tonnes of spent

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5. Without a metric (calculation based on measures) the comparison is not viable or useful

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6. For showing percentage of different contributors/stratification in a metric, a pie chart is apt and usage of bar chart should be avoided

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7. A bar chart is used more to show the count or discrete values of segments in a metric

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8. routes are the Administrative Distance and the IGRP metric, in that order

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9. Now that Roger is retired, he has decided to dedicate some of his time, every now and then, to write poems about topics that penetrate his heart, for poetry possesses that special capacity to communicate passion and sadness, beauty and love, joy and nostalgia… Perhaps these poems, all originally written in Spanish, do not deserve prizes in modern poetic contests, but they reflect in the author an eagerness to mix the old cannons of rhyme and rhythm with the metric flexibility of the modern free verse

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10. Walton Beach by Metric Systems for all-day interviews to be their third lawyer, but primarily a CA

11. metric location to another, where a receiver recognizes those received

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12. ✗ Task Effort: A task metric, such as effort, is usually included with the task, obviously suggesting that the estimation is done when constructing the project

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13. This metric could be expressed in

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14. metric objects identified by physicists and the physical-etheric particles of

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15. released in the explosion of 22,000 tons (20,000 metric tons) of TNT

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16. 13,000 tons (12,000 metric tons) of TNT

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17. A common metric is to risk 2% of the

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18. It is safe to expect the Metric business to only continue to reshape the way sports are

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19. It‘s over forty years since we went metric, Mum!‘ Anyway, I‘m not a certainty to win and I‘ll feel stupid if you‘re watching when I lose

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20. his education just after the metric upon a fool’s

21. No one knew how many days it had been missing and CCTV footage (can we use that term in our metric world?) could not help as the camera angle was elsewhere

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22. They were probably using the metric system for counting

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23. pounds, or one metric ton apiece

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24. At low speeds and on the ground, the core TF-58 would function alone, each of the two engines of the XF-83 delivering a very respectable twelve metric tons of thrust with the economy in fuel typical of turbofan engines compared to the pure turbojet designs that were presently common

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25. In fact, a variant of the TF-58 with a rear post combustion tube, designated TF-58P, had been developed and had proved already able to deliver a maximum thrust of seventeen metric tons with post combustion

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26. This allows the XC-10 to take off vertically at a weight of up to 41 metric tons

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27. Laziness and stupidity have too long delayed the inevitable American acceptance of the metric system of measure, also now referred to as the International System of Units (SI)

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28. The first life pod, an ovoid-shaped armored steel shell with a mass of eight metric tons and built to withstand the tremendous pressures and temperatures of even Venus’

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29. In the case of the VEON SHOURIA, I am talking about a central reserve of 1,840 metric tons of those four rare metals, most of it in gold and platinum

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30. That part will probably be the trickiest for her, as the friction of the atmosphere will heat up parts of her space plane to temperatures of up to 2,300 degrees Fahrenheit, or 1,260 degrees Celsius for those who prefer the metric system

31. Pushed hard in her seat by the 320 metric tons of thrust from her two solid propellant rocket boosters, Ingrid made her space plane climb at a shallow angle at first, wanting to take on speed while having enough air around to start her ramjet engines once past the speed of sound

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32. The cryogenic hydrogen, passing first through thermal exchangers in the inlet ducts of her Marquardt ramjets, nearly instantly cooled down to the freezing point the inlet air that had been superheated by being compressed in the inlet duct through ram effect, increasing its pressure and greatly increasing the efficiency of her ramjet engines, with the now vaporized hydrogen igniting after mixing with gaseous oxygen and producing a total thrust of 240 metric tons

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33. Her two rocket main engines, creating a pumping effect in the thin air still going through the ramjet ducts, produced then a total of 180 metric tons of thrust at first, with Ingrid progressively switching off the flow of liquid hydrogen through the ramjet ducts and going to pure rocket mode

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34. As she now burned over 34 metric tons of fuel per minute, her space plane’s weight diminished rapidly, while the acceleration increased progressively

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35. He talks about an “insider” metric he calls 13 ASSEMBLE YOUR TORCHBEARERS

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36. If we use the 14 principles of the high growth business as a metric, you can

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37. future exit valuation of the firm is a metric that is of real interest to both parties

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38. million metric tons of carbon in 1990 to 147

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39. 4 million metric tons in 1998

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40. 13 metric tons of carbon

41. The Climate Change Levy was initially announced in the March 1999 budget and is expected to prevent at least 2 million metric tons of carbon per year

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42. Reference case scenarios by the Energy Information Administration project that carbon emissions in the United Kingdom will rise to 181 million metric tons in 2020, up from 147

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43. industry burns 170 million metric tons of fuel each year

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44. year, therefore, aircraft produce 255 million metric tons of vapor, much of it injected into the dry upper

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45. For example, is the metric an increased rate of innovation, an increased quality of innovation, or an increased number of innovations in a given area? Furthermore, what constitutes an innovation? In the long-term, “increased innovation” could be expected to result in quantifiable outcomes, such as an increased number of patent applications or patents, more white papers in the company library, more 154

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46. For example, the metric he selects for cost savings is dollars saved per quarter, and he uses employee turnover rate to quantify the metric of organizational stability

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47. For example, in assessing the corporate scorecard, an indicator might be identified as cultural change, with a metric of the number of communities of practice in the corporation

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48. However, whether the number of communities of practice is the best metric of cultural change is debatable

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49. The metric could as easily be the number of interdepartmental e-mail messages, and the objective could be to quadruple the number of such messages per month by the end of the first year of implementation

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50. The print made from the negative is mounted on a card in a space of definite size, along the edges of which a metric scale is printed

51. With a topographical plan and a metric photograph one can study a crime, as a general studies the map of a strange country

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52. does give you an early metric of the areas you need to focus on

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53. The countries on the European Continent use the metric system that is completely different from the English system

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54. That is what is called, a metric ton

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55. Now, very often, European trade was conducted in metric tons

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56. They of course refused to simply use the metric ton and devised their own version

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57. It was declared that there would be a "long hundred weight" to more closely match 1/20 of a metric ton

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58. "Some of the parts on the trains are made in metric dimensions

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59. India recently purchased 200 metric tons of gold from the IMF

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60. The Gold in the vaults of the bank amounted to 2,186 metric tons

61. The calorie is a metric unit of

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62. measures with standard and metric graduations – but take care not to confuse one

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63. with standard metric and/or graduations

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64. This is a highly measurable and important metric

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65. 48 cubic meters; in other words, it was to weigh only that same number of metric tons

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66. My second hull, the outer cover, includes a keel fifty centimeters high by twenty–five wide, which by itself weighs 62 metric tons; this hull, the engine, the ballast, the various accessories and accommodations, plus the bulkheads and interior braces, have a combined weight of 961

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67. 52 metric tons, which when added to 394

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68. 96 metric tons, gives us the desired total of 1,356

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69. "An iron ship, Professor Aronnax, runs ₣1,125 per metric ton

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70. Now then, the Nautilus has a burden of 1,500 metric tons

71. This liquid mass totals 2,250,000,000 cubic miles and could form a sphere with a diameter of sixty leagues, whose weight would be three quintillion metric tons

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72. "I know it's estimated," I replied, "that there are 2,000,000 metric

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73. "Now then," I went on, "the Nautilus's capacity is 1,500 metric tons, and that of a ton is 1,000 liters, so the Nautilus holds 1,500,000 liters of air, which, divided by 2,400

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74. engineers built a new cable that measured 3,400 kilometers, weighed 4,500 metric tons, and was shipped aboard the Great Eastern

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75. “Thirty-two metric tons including fuel,” Martinez said, his hands flying over the controls

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76. “I’m thinking a kilogram of black powder would do it,” he said, but he was clearly shaky on the metric system

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77. And indeed by this metric, Week 1 shows more volatility than any other week in the cycle

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78. To determine which countries are exploiting these reserves adequately, I recommend looking at another important metric: actual production

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79. When you want to refer to large quantities of gold, such as the amount of gold a bank holds in reserves or the amount of gold produced in a mine, the unit of measurement you use is metric tons

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80. One metric ton is equal to 32,150 troy ounces

81. Steel is measured in metric tons, sometimes abbreviated as MT

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82. For global production and consumption figures, million metric tons (MMT) is used

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83. In 2009, world corn production stood at about 790 million metric tons

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84. Large-scale corn production and consumption is generally measured in metric tons

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85. As for most other agricultural commodities, metric tons are used to quantify total production and consumption figures on a national and international basis

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86. Relative Strength Index (RSI): A metric used in technical analysis that helps measure the price velocity and momentum of a security

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87. When it nears anything like the valuation metric to DMGT I’d sell, but it’s still miles from that

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88. • Metric Specifies the distance between the system and the destination network, usually in terms of the number of hops needed for traffic to reach the network address

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89. The use of dynamic routing on the network typically results in all possible routes to a given network being entered in the routing tables, each of which includes a metric that specifies how many hops are required to reach that network

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90. Most of the time, the efficiency of a particular route is measured by the metric value because each hop involves processing by another router, which introduces a slight delay

91. When a router has to forward a packet to a network represented by multiple entries in the routing table, it chooses the one with the lower metric

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92. • METRIC metric Indicates the relative efficiency of the routing table entry

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93. This is not a market timing call made on the basis of a macroeconomic forecast or a broad valuation metric like the price to earnings ratio of the S&P 500

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94. So one of the challenges value investors face in an age when information is no longer a scarce resource is to find some value metric that is less easily uncovered than net-net but no less discriminating in its ability to identify underpriced securities

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95. We discovered that the key metric in most of the sounder cases was not earnings growth, but sales growth

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96. In a sense, the market was trying to find a metric with which to measure those companies with the best potential to capitalize on this emerging phenomenon, and since many of these had very little to offer in the way of earnings growth, sales growth became the “default” metric

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97. Here we find the sales growth metric coming into play over earnings

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98. Another point is that it was necessary to understand that the performance of stocks like Verisign, which was making a mere 2 cents a share in the September quarter of 1999, were being measured and evaluated on the basis of a metric not within the standard “CAN SLIM” fundamental template

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