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According to Industry Classification Benchmark published by the China Securities Regulatory Commission in 2002, the sample companies' industrial distribution is shown in Table 8, and companies in the manufacturing industry, real estate industry and wholesale and retail trade industry occupy the first three positions.
The synthetic dataset is generated by LinkBench and the graph database benchmark published by Facebook [1].
Last week, the service was up a laudable 97.97 percent of the time, beating out even Facebook's availability of 97.22 percent, according to benchmarks published by AlertSite.
A numerical study of the MIDACO optimization software on the well known GTOP benchmark set, published by the European Space Agency ESAA), is presented.
In the simulation, results of temperature distribution within the pebble bed, inlet and outlet coolant temperatures, coolant mass flow, and others parameters have been compared with the data available in a benchmark document published by the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) in 2013.
The most broadly accepted benchmark was published by the Hospital Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee HICPACC) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (7 ).
This document is designed to serve as a guide to the production of new science education standards over the next 18 months, replacing the Benchmarks for Science Literacy published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1993 and the NRC's National Science Education Standards that were published in 1996.
Benchmarks for common charges such as royalty payments and intellectual property rights could be published by the Treasury or tax officials.
Colourfastness tests are published by the International Organization for Standardization.
Published by the Copenhagen Consensus 2008 Project.
