Sentence examples for benchmark measurements from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, the benchmark measurements could be utilized to validate non-linear models and simulation codes, as well as characterize dynamic parameters of the device including its dissipative properties.
According to our benchmark measurements this type of communication results in around 40% communication time fraction for lattices upto 483·96 in full QCD simulations.
That will force the bureau to delay completion of the Economic Census, an immense survey done every five years that provides the benchmark measurements for economic growth and other vital indicators, including inflation and productivity.
In addition, benchmark measurements were carried out with LHC type BLMs installed at the CERN-EU high-energy Reference Field facility (CERF).
A design approach to be used for routine design of RAC steel-bars truss slabs was proposed and validated through a comparison between calculated values and benchmark measurements (i.e. experimental data and numerical results).
Figures 16 and 17 present some single variability values for CPU benchmark measurements.
Two CO2 monitoring stations high on the Hawaiian volcano of Mauna Loa are run by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and provide the global benchmark measurement.
The results are validated via benchmark measurement using LVDT and simulated result from finite element analysis.
Greenland's ice sheet has become the benchmark measurement for the march of global warming; research published in September showed that ice loss is accelerating more rapidly than previously feared.
Each benchmark measurement has its own RSD.
We evaluate the overall goodness of fit for each model for each benchmark measurement using the root-mean-square error statistic normalized to the mean experiment value and expressed as a percent (NRMSE; Eq. 1), NRMSE=frac{sqrt{frac{sum_{t=1}^n{left({widehat{y}}_t-{y}_tright)}^2}{n}}}{underset{bar{mkern6mu}}{y}}times 100, (1).
