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(1) The totality of rules governing the writing of verse; a synonym of versification.

(2) The study of the laws of composing verse; a synonym of poetics. The term “metrics” is applied primarily to early periods of the study of verse, when versification was understood as a code of normative rules (for example, classical, Arabian, and Indian metrics).

(3) Sometimes, “metrics” is understood to refer to only one branch of the study of verse: the theory of composing a line. The other branches are known as euphonies (the theory of combining sounds) and strophics (the theory of combining lines). In this sense, the expression “metrics and rhythmics” is used loosely, without drawing a precise distinction between the two concepts.



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This article describes an investigation that was conducted into how sound quality (SQ) metrics might be used to predict user reactions to product sounds, where such user reactions are expressed in terms of judgments or ratings on product-specific attributes such as "acceptability" of the sound, or perceived "quality" or overall "effectiveness" of the product itself based on its sound.
We all know how important having a balanced system of metrics is to the company itself This is because metrics are very important in measuring the overall performance of the company We all know how important having a balanced system of metrics is to the company itself.
The Nielsen project was a great success and provided a tremendous amount of information for the advertising metrics of the day.
 
 
 
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