measurability

There is particular room for improvement in measurability and reporting.

But measurability has not turned out to be the great strength of Internet advertising.

Note that this experiment does not require measurability of utility.

But the sheer measurability of their approach is starting to appeal to social investors, too.

Measurability, "otherwise the scheme will not be operational" according to Webster.

Concerns have, however, been expressed as regards the measurability of stages three and four.

You can actually create an economic entity with metrics for measurability."

Here we can prove measurability on this generating set by using the fact that .

Strong measurability has a number of different meanings, some of which are explained below.

The scale, based on 10 questions, created what every academic craves - numerical measurability.

For separable spaces, the notions of weak and strong measurability agree.

Within the arts, the measurability, the ability to make excellence quantifiable and defined has become much more important.

There exist also various definitions for measurability of multifunction.

The appeal of time-trialling is the technology, measurability, simplicity and possibility for improvement.

"The controversy, really, is mostly about measurability."

Their method avoided the measurability of utility by constructing some abstract indifference curve map.

Whenever the marketing team needs to demonstrate accountability of spends, or measurability of returns.

In mathematics, progressive measurability is a property in the theory of stochastic processes.

By dramatically increasing the measurability and efficiency of your marketing system, your company can multiply its profits.

He says: 'As the recession deepened clients looked for a greater degree of measurability and a lower investment requirement.

APM often requires instrumentation of the application for management and measurability.

Strong compactness implies measurability, and is implied by supercompactness.

The rapidity concept is not widely (nor fashionably) used; speed has the advantage of more direct measurability.

"It is tempered by technical feasibility and measurability, but it certainly is not too low.

Before the 1930s, the measurability of utility functions was erroneously labeled as cardinality by economists.