Sentence examples for benchmark for this from inspiring English sources
Over the last two decades it has become the most important annual event for collectors of Western art and a benchmark for this market as a whole.
All those qualifications aside, Mr. Long's research would have provided a pretty good benchmark for this race – a much better one than the polls did.
Then a CFD case study is performed on a winding model as the benchmark for this study, in which reverse flow and hot-plumes are observed.
But donations on this scale are rare in New Zealand education and Mr Glenn's gift sets a new benchmark for this country". The dean of the business school, Barry Spicer, described Mr Glenn as an "inspiration to young entrepreneurs".
The novel HRP production platform in P. pastoris presented in this study sets a new benchmark for this medically relevant enzyme.
That may even be too low a benchmark, for this season they have outperformed Real Madrid in Europe and could end up meeting Barcelona in what would be the second all-Spanish final in seven seasons, after Real Madrid's victory over Valencia in 2000.
She called this fact "a devastating benchmark for the workers of this country and a testament to both the enormity of the current crisis and to the extreme weakness of jobs growth from 2000 to 2007".
The benchmark for the success of this offensive is not how quickly the Americans take the city or how many insurgents they kill.
The government had already indicated it regards 61p as its benchmark for the sale and this is the price to which it has linked the £1.5m bonus of the chief executive of Lloyds, António HortAntónioo.
Vinyl records are projected to sell 40 million units in 2017, with sales nearing the $1 billion benchmark for the first time this millennium.
The standard benchmarks for this task do not resemble realistic use cases, and generally assume that downstream task models are built using logistic regression, rather than the complex neural network architectures that are in fact widely employed for language understanding tasks.
