Sentence examples for benchmark both in from inspiring English sources

By taking up the challenge of an Olympics as spectacular and as enduring as ever, with the IOC we will set a new benchmark both in budget terms, taking a controlled approach, and in terms of sustainability, with exemplary social and environmental governance.

Using the discrete-space ASPEN and the mixed-space MIPS planners to solve subproblems, we show significant improvements on some planning benchmarks, both in terms of the quality of the plans generated and the execution times to find them.

The Hamming distance has been used before and benchmarked both in S. cerevisiae and in other organisms [ 98].

Considering the Bushman list as benchmark, both methods results in lower AUC values, but ContrastRank shows 3 7% better accuracy than MutSigCV.

Experiments with the benchmark dataset both in OTB [20] and VOT [21] show that DCF-based visual trackers present excellent performance, such as the capability of accurate target localization even in many different challenging tracking scenarios.

"So we started benchmarking, both internally in controlled circumstances, but also for anybody who opted in, we started benchmarking the whole ecosystem".

Although USRCAT performed slightly better than ElectroShape in this benchmark, both methods appeared to reach similar limits of what is possible with the USR approach given the properties of DUD-E.

Computational results obtained from running a set of 37 test instances from the literature and newly created have shown that the proposed algorithm has performed better than other benchmarking approaches both in solution effectiveness and efficiency, especially in large-sized problems.

For monitoring and benchmarking purposes, both in Sweden and internationally, we propose that a three graded scale including both old and new tail damage would be more appropriate.

Taking the annual wage increase set by the leading firms in major industries as benchmark, in both countries smaller companies, government agencies, and non-unionized employees negotiate their wages during one annual round (Sako 1997).

In both benchmarks, an in-house algorithm, MaxPairs [ 1], is applied to compute the superpositions that closely approximate the measure CA ≤ d, which is defined as the largest number of pairs of residues from the input proteins that can be fit under d Ångströms.