Sentence examples for academic benchmark from inspiring English sources

All experiments on three academic benchmark problems are able to identify a global optimal solution.

Differential evolution (DE) is one of the most popular and efficient evolutionary algorithms for numerical optimization and it has gained much success in a series of academic benchmark competitions as well as real applications.

While girls outperform boys on an array of academic benchmarks in high school and college, they still trail on standardized tests, like the SAT, according to federal Department of Education statistics.

Coaches are now allowed to work out with their players for eight hours a week — including two on the court — if the athletes are enrolled in summer school or have met certain academic benchmarks.

If you are indeed looking for grumpiness, drop into the Connecticut at Syracuse game (Saturday, 1 p.m ., with Jim Boeheim providing his usual dose and UConn reeling from the news that the N.C.A.A. rejected its appeal to play in the tournament because it failed to reach required academic benchmarks.

Since most applications and validation exercises thus far have been restricted to academic benchmarks, the evaluation of phase-field fracture models against experimental results an practical engineering scenarios remains fragmented.

The CCGPS are part of the Common Core State Standards, a set of academic benchmarks aimed at raising the bar for teaching and learning across the country.

The Common Core State Standards, academic benchmarks that have been adopted by 46 states, call for 12th grade reading to be 70percentt nonfiction, or "informational texts" -- gradually stepping up from the 50percentt nonfiction reading required of elementary school students.

Experiencing what is now diagnosed as mild ADHD, dyslexia, and a vision impairment, it seemed Robertson needed additional time and study to reach the required academic benchmarks before advancing with the rest of his class.

Then came the professional development meetings this summer where she was told to teach the Common Core State Standards, a new set of academic benchmarks now being adopted by the majority of U.S. states.

In an effort to better ensure that students are "college-and-career ready" upon graduating high school, 46 states and the District of Columbia have adopted the Common Core State Standards — a new set of national academic benchmarks focused on teaching fewer things, in greater depth.