Under the plan, the state's Department of Environmental Conservation will take a larger role in testing new bus technology and will set an emissions benchmark -- equivalent to the amount of emissions from a modern natural-gas bus -- that will determine whether the new buses it buys are clean enough.
Where the private sector has simple benchmarks for equivalent services that we can use to compare ourselves, we will use them.
Performance was benchmarked against equivalent standard signalised cross-road intersections and standard non-signalised roundabouts.
Since SNR has a time-squared dependence, we can normalize each of these benchmarks for equivalent SNR, implying that the QCL system can provide the high quality of the LA system slightly faster (2-fold), albeit with 10-fold smaller pixels and the smaller spectral range.
Furthermore, we compare our ASIC benchmark with an equivalent FPGA benchmark.
In this study, a benchmark approach for equivalent linear vertical site response analyses is developed, with focus on the modeling of soil nonlinearity.
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The Indian stock market, as reflected in its benchmark Sensex index (equivalent of the Dow), is up 11% year to date or 16.7% in the past 52 weeks.
It is now felt that a 50% level of correction is a better benchmark that is equivalent to 27°C reduced temperature correction in a biochemical correction assay.
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