Ultimately it does not pro vide for the balance of conditions that would allow for
balanced part formation.
In any case,
balanced or not, these arc wines a particular wine drinker may decide to pass on.
As a class, discuss the different forces that an athlete would need to counter in order to stay
balanced. For instance, which forces push against the athlete and how would he or she adjust the body to balance the forces?
McMahan calls the
Balanced Scorecard a "living, breathing document that is constantly changing....
More specifically, Hackett argues that
balanced scorecards should focus on a mix of internal and external measures.
For the IDC
Balanced Rating, SPECfp-rate-base2000, SPECint-rate-base2000 and Linpack Rmax results are used in the rating.
One major strength of Niven's style is that there are plenty of suggestions and examples provided throughout, including help with one of the most difficult aspects--selecting appropriate performance measures for the four areas of the
balanced scorecard: financial, customer, internal business process, and learning and growth.
Several large light-colored flowers on one side of an arrangement can be
balanced by just one small, yet darker or brighter flower on the other side.
The reality has been that the
Balanced Budget Act's restrictions on long-term care have created more hardship and fewer savings than many congressmen anticipated.
The
Balanced Scorecard is different from typical executive information systems because it also targets leading indicators to give executives a forward-looking approach to analyzing a company's health.
Enrollment in Medicare managed care plans will exceed 20 percent by the end of 1999 as a result of Medicare reforms in the
Balanced Budget Act of 1997, according to Howard Veit, Managing Principal for Towers Perrin's health industry consulting practice.
The mutual fund industry's answer for jittery investors like yourself has been a type of hybrid investment called either
balanced funds or asset allocation funds.