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Tests at ambient temperature as well as tests above the melting point of polypropylene are part of the benchmark, in order to determine both the dry and hydrodynamic friction characteristics.

A full transient bioheat transfer simulation of the procedure is generated by a commercially available code to serve as a benchmark, in order to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm.

We use the closed economy workload of the YCSB+T benchmark, in order to quantify database anomalies.

For output quality analysis, we used the Berkeley Segmentation Dataset and Benchmark in order to provide comparable quantitative results.

We run experiments with 4 different applications (word count, inverted index, N-Gram, and the NAS EP benchmark), in order to gauge our system's performance under different conditions.

For this benchmark, in order to obtain comparable results with all four programs, we used the VS method that they have in common, i.e., the rigid docking.

We benchmarked the ASTEROIDS algorithm against all stable versions of SCOP from 1.55 to 1.75 using the method described in the Benchmarking in order to determine whether a subset of the predictions were 100% reliable.

Yesterday engineers installed benchmarks in order to monitor movement along part of the wall on Liberty Street, just south of the southern tower, where a trough 70 feet deep in some places has left the wall without any support.

For example, when faced with a paradigm shift in computational technology, as in the late 1990s, ECMWF invested, far in advance, in both software and sustained vendor-based benchmarking in order to be ready when the paradigm shift occurred.

For each of these algorithms-to do BDD minimization, multiplier verification, and verification of sequential circuits - we report the running times of actual implementations and compare them to benchmarks in order to demonstrate the practicality of our methods.

A thermal-hydro-mechanical (THM) finite element model (FEM) is being developed and benchmarked in order to compute multi-phase/multi-species liquid metal (LM) flow rates through fiber materials coupled with the material thermal mechanical (TM) behavior.