Sentence examples for a typical benchmark from inspiring English sources

A typical benchmark test of wedge entry is investigated in varied dimensions and scales to validate the accuracy and efficiency of the program.

An exceptionally strong band is located at 14 851 cm−1 and studied in more detail as a typical benchmark transition to monitor 15NO2 in atmospheric remote sensing experiments.

Processing bitumen extracted from oil sands is challenging due to high viscosity, high density, and high concentration of heteroatoms (Table 3) (Gray et al. 1991; Gray 2010) which is considerably higher than that of a typical benchmark light crude oil.

Markit's ABX HE PENAAA 06-02 index of first lien subprime mortgages is a typical benchmark for valuing all sorts of mortgage investments similar to those held by Merrill.

A typical benchmark for the 57575-atom system on 128 processors was 0.21 days per nanosecond of simulation.

On the other hand, the probabilistic methods works efficiently on relatively small numbers of sequences (e.g. a typical benchmark sequence set is <32 kb), as they are designed to process a small data set by selecting only high-scoring sequences.

The resultant hybrid PSO-RVM algorithms are experimentally investigated along with the PSO variants and an existing PSO with Gaussian mutation using six typical benchmark functions.

These estimates were robust in a variety of sensitivity analyses, with costs per QALY remaining below typical benchmark values of $50,000/QALY even when the price per course of therapy approached $30,000.

Moreover, it has been shown that the regularized least-squares approach can be viewed as a special kind of SVM implementation, also termed proximal or least-squares SVM, which achieved a similar classification performance when compared with state-of-the-art methods on typical benchmark data (Fung and Mangasarian, 2001; Gestel et al., 2004; Zhang and Peng, 2004).

Numerical results for typical benchmark problems are presented and analyzed.

Performance testing has been conducted on some typical benchmark functions.