Sentence examples for basis of benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Heights had been calculated on the basis of "benchmarks" that were supposedly stable but which, it turned out, were themselves subsiding.

Simulations were made on the basis of a benchmark calculated for 2014.

On the basis of a benchmark of hours for structural engineering design and detailing of reinforced concrete building structures, and two sets of three-dimensional modeling experiments, the potential productivity gain is conservatively estimated to be in the range from 15%and41%1% of the hours required for a project due to improvements in drawing production alone.

This paper aims to theoretically design a functionalized Ir III) complex (bzpy)2Ir podp) possessing two non-π-electron-conjugated 2-benzyl-pyridyl (bzpy) chromophores and an unique phenolate group substituted by PPh2 unit (podp = phenolate-diphenylphosphine, the PPh2 unit is abbreviated for diphenylphosphine ligand), on the basis of the benchmark specie (ppy)2Ir podp) (ppy = 2-phenylpyridine).

The spreadsheet was designed to calculate SIRs on the basis of the Japanese benchmark infection rates using Microsoft Excel software.

Then, the proposed optimization procedure has been compared with three alternative methods arising from the relevant literature on the basis of a wide benchmark of test cases.

We therefore introduced a mandatory evaluation with a special focus on primary care characteristics that could form the basis of a subsequent benchmarking system.

The accumulation of such evidence provides the basis for benchmarking norms for the differences in physical health within and between chronic diseases.

This will give you a basis for benchmarking compensation against industry standards.

With this aim, this paper explores the suitability of many-objective evolutionary algorithms for addressing the binding problem of web services on the basis of a real-world benchmark with 9 QoS properties.

On the basis of that conclusion, the benchmark cord blood Hg concentration was assumed to adequately describe the corresponding maternal blood Hg concentration.