Sentence examples for benchmark was established from inspiring English sources

A residential benchmark was established coupling sensitivity analysis modelling and energy simulation software (EnergyPlus) as a means of developing a decision support tool to allow designers to rapidly and flexibly assess the thermal comfort and energy performance of early design alternatives.

Eventually benchmarks were established and managers were judged on whether they beat the industry, or the stockmarket, average.

Benchmarks are established standards of operation developed by a given group or industry generally designed to improve outcomes.

With only one year left in the TFG's mandate, its international supporters should ensure that clear human rights benchmarks are established and achieved – including to improve accountability.

For each substance, benchmarks were established and exposures were coded with respect to these benchmarks.

Common principles and benchmarks were established to guide treatment management throughout the study.

Moreover, to quantify the quality of breast cancer services and improvements in the quality of breast cancer care, a Germany-wide voluntary benchmarking programme was established in parallel with the certification programme.

That was when the annual benchmark of three billion dollars was established; at the time, this amounted to something like a quarter of Israel's G.D.P. (Now it is about one per cent).

The higher prevalence of below average cognitive function in the less developed city by both the Raven test and the human figure drawing, probably reflects socioeconomic differences between the two cities, and differences in stardardization, since the benchmark for both tests was established with children from the Southeast.

Based on small disturbance assumption, a 6-DOF linear model that considers canopy additional mass was established with benchmark state calculated by 4-DOF static model.

In order to improve the spatial layout of the benchmarks, a branched leveling route was established in 2004 (the Kiso-Onsen route).