"They've never been in the ballpark, " he said.
Once performed, you can simply go to a relational database performance benchmark site and find systems in the ballpark range.
During the period 2005 to 2007, the U.S. unemployment rate hovered in the ballpark of 5 percent.
That entitled Ellison to an "a" ring, which the Chronicle said was the highest of four grades of ring that about 400 people affiliated with the team received -from players to ballpark staff.
Dad, Let's go to the ballpark today.
Do your research and get a ballpark of your items' current market value?
They created an algorithm to forecast movements in ticket prices on secondary market sites, weighing such factors as team performance, weather, venue, and ballpark promotions.
The Angels have continually enraged fans by failing to make a midseason trade that would return them to the World Series - yet their ballpark is still bursting at the seams.
I'd say that six to eight points would be in the ballpark.
And he notes that President Obama's target ends up in the same ballpark as the EU's - if measured against 2005 emissions.
The second thing is ballpark it.
Somewhere in the ballpark of 70% of risk for Alzheimer's disease across a population is due to heredity.
I don't need an accurate quotation yet; just give me a ballpark figure.
The meal will not be arranged in the noisy ballpark or cooked food stalls, for these open places are too simple and shabby with only a row of the table and several chairs.
On the other hand, if users need to click a button and fill out a form and then whirl out a collapsed informational section, then you're very likely in the right ballpark.
“A ballpark guess, ” I said.
Now if only a scientist will discover the health benefits of ballpark franks and chicken wings. Heaven.
Hopefully the monthly number, the quarterly average, the six-month average, and the annual average are in the same ballpark.
