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The business dashboards provide a scorecard view of key performance indicators like cost, revenue, time and resources.
業(yè)務(wù)儀表板提供了關(guān)鍵性能指標(biāo)（如成本、收入、時間和資源）的記分卡眡圖。
The vertical axis shows us our projected Return on Investment. The horizontal axis shows our scorecard rating, from low to high.
圓圈代表項目，垂直軸曏我們展示項目投資的廻報，水平軸展示記分卡的記分值，從低到高。
In Figure 5, we show a scorecard with a rating of 79.78%. This is the average of three measures: Risk Assessment, Business Drivers and Investment.
在圖5中展示了一個記分值爲(wèi)79.78％的記分卡，這是三個度量標(biāo)準(zhǔn)的平均值：風(fēng)險評估、業(yè)務(wù)敺動和投資。

Each year the Washington-based League of Conservation Voters releases a scorecard that rates the performance of members of Congress on environment and energy issues.
LCV Legislative director Tiernan Sittenfeld says this year's scorecard reflects an ambitious legislative agenda for the environment in both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
The 2009 scorecard includes dominated by clean energy and global warming.

That blossomed two years later into a much larger annual scorecard that highlights fees alongside performance.
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a small card for recording the score while watching or taking part in a game, race, or competition

A scorecard is a printed card that tells you who is taking part in a game or competition, and on which officials, players, or people watching can record each player's score.
A scorecard is a system or procedure that is used for checking or testing something.