Sentence examples for become a benchmark in from inspiring English sources
SPEEDPASS, which lets customers pay for gasoline and convenience-store products at Exxon and Mobil service stations, has become a benchmark in the industry as well as a potential business for Exxon Mobil.
It has become a benchmark in British comedy, seen as the bridge between post-war comedy like The Two Ronnies, who were consensus supporters, and the Pythons, who weren't, and the comedy of a diverse, confused and fractured society that we enjoy now.
"It's become a benchmark in an acting career -- 'Yippee, I landed my first spot on "Law & Order"!' " A quick scan of Playbills from the Broadway hits "Nine," "Gypsy" and "Oscar Wilde's 'Salome' " shows 15 biographies listing a credit for "Law & Order".
"With power of technology and innovation-at-scale, we aim to become a benchmark in world of banking".
Published in the American Economic Review, it became a benchmark in the economics of conservation.
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.
After the second volume was released in 1980, the work became a benchmark in studying avalanches and other forms of mass movement.
His prose style would become a benchmark for Italian expression in the Renaissance.
Lim had become a benchmark for local criminals; in 2002 Subhas Anandan described his client, wife-killer Anthony Ler, as a "cooler, more handsome version of [the] notorious Toa Payoh medium-murderer".
It is a roughly 70-minute film without narration, experts or statistics, just grainy footage from 1957 and a series of current snapshots of lives at a place that has become a benchmark for measuring racial progress in this country.
Among the most successful variants is the block-matching and 3D-filtering algorithm (BM3D) developed by Dabov et al. [24], which has become a benchmark for image denoising algorithms in the field of image processing.
