As a kind of benchmark of mainstreamness, Black Cat recently sponsored its first Nascar race.
Then, when banks borrow from each other, they use the Fed interest rate as a kind of benchmark.
Simple models frequently adopted in the DAE literature were used to provide a kind of benchmark for the initialization problem.
The problems are designed to represent various inspection and patrolling tasks and can form a kind of benchmark set for multi-goal path planning algorithms.
Either she would think that I had been with another woman or, if she did believe my story, it would strike her as so weird as to be a kind of benchmark in our married life.
For Mr. Bowles of Vogue, the designer "remains a kind of benchmark of a certain elegance — one thinks of Oscar de la Renta, and perhaps someone like Galanos or Trigère in an earlier moment — who managed to combine her very high standards with a kind of subtle innovation".
This article explores the latter perspective, and suggests a unified approach to the X-ray heating in all single nonmagnetic hot stars, as a kind of benchmark for observational testing.
We have tended to focus on people such as Amartya Sen or Noam Chomsky, who have become a kind of benchmark, but I think the catchment should be much wider – all the net contributors to the public conversation, all the people whose perspectives and ideas play a role – such as people from the arts, leading journalists and some scientists.
It gives them a kind of benchmark how to evaluate government policies.
He had in mind a kind of Benchmark, which — with one exception during the dot.com bubble — has kept its fund sizes in the range of $425 million.
