Co oznacza yardstick w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja yardstick?

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yardstick znaczenie & definicja

0 something that you use to judge how good or successful something else is -- miara
- If popularity is the yardstick of success, he's done very well.

Network industries in the region are small, and so even yardstick competition within a country is not viable.
In the experimental hypnotism, the yardstick for a good subject was its constancy in displaying certain symptoms that could be translated into a regular curve.
This would include the development and propagation of costing techniques and viable yardsticks by which efficiency comparisons could be made within and between services.
Even today, the 1946 riot is the yardstick, especially for its survivors, in assessing the intensity of communal violence of recent times.
This is the yardstick for the following statistics.
It was apparent that the appointing panel felt obliged to take chronological age into consideration, that is, to discriminate by that yardstick.
The following is a set of goals for a "good" simulationbased exercise that can be used as a yardstick to consider new assignments.
It is a yardstick by which to see whether an artist cares about or engages in the real life of people.