Sentence examples for became a benchmark from inspiring English sources

Published in the American Economic Review, it became a benchmark in the economics of conservation.

Kraftwerk were a huge influence, Mallinder said: "Like anyone who's into electronic music they became a benchmark for me.

When Internet use increased dramatically in the early 1990s, The WELL's online community became a benchmark for subsequent discussion-based Web sites.

With its repetitive interlocking patterns and hypnotic, uplifting mood, "In C" became a benchmark of the Minimalist movement and is now a repertory classic.

The model — including shifting Mississippi River deltas, the creation and subsidence of wetlands and the formation and erosion of barrier islands — became a benchmark in coastal geology.

Released in 1987, Soro became a benchmark for modern African music by showcasing the singer's powerful voice with sophisticated arrangements of synthesizers and drum machines alongside acoustic instruments and female vocal choruses.

Criminisi et al. proposed an exemplar-based inpainting method, and it became a benchmarking method in this study field.

That first contract traditionally becomes a benchmark.

That "what-the-hell price" could become a benchmark.

The Commission's report has become a benchmark text.

His prose style would become a benchmark for Italian expression in the Renaissance.