Sentence examples for benchmark size from inspiring English sources
"Usually syndication is used by the smaller nations," he said, "for us it is the only way of attaining the benchmark size".
In Holder v. Hall (1994), the Supreme Court held that claims that minority votes are diluted by the small size of a governing body, such as a one-person county commission, are not cognizable under Section 2. A plurality of the Court reasoned that no uniform, non-dilutive "benchmark" size for a governing body exists, making relief under Section 2 impossible.
The authors should look to increase the benchmark size or show that that the current benchmark is statistically representative.
It is also shown that with the default kinetic parameters nitrite may represent a considerable fraction of the nitrified effluent, thus revealing a design limitation in the benchmark sizing.
Table 5 Process benchmarks Benchmarks file size vs. download time P2P normal speed (TCP) P2P with grid increased speed (UDT) Simultaneous Connections Supports, increased download time Supports and minimal increased download time Bandwidth utilization Normal Good Security Authentication by JXTA GSI Scalability Supports More scalable Robustness Limited support Supports.
This procedure is repeated for each molecule in the dataset that is part of an outer edge, giving a complete benchmark dataset size of 3629 (at minimum, see next paragraph).
It is also in keeping with the recommended benchmark sample size for regression analyses containing 13 terms in a model.
For commonly used refrigerants such as ammonia, the large installed base of separators can be used as a benchmark for sizing separators.
A caveat in the application of the mathematical benchmarks, effect size and NNT, is the influence of trial design, outcome measures and patient population on the apparent magnitude of response to a given treatment.
A benchmark shows a size scaling speedup of 60 for systems with 210,000 pyrrole monomers.
