Sentence examples for benchmark would have from inspiring English sources

Without this optimization the benchmark would have the same performance as shown in Table 3.

Always thinking of the benchmark would have warned him of that.

Believe it or not, Apple has sold 2 million iPads, but that benchmark would have been reached earlier had the company been able to keep up with the market's demand.

Apple has grown to become such a large portion of the S&P 500 that S&P Dow Jones Indices (SPDJI) created ex-Apple indexes to see how the benchmark would have performed without AAPL's influence.

All benchmark "administrators" collecting, analysing and processing data that are not publicly available or using a formula or calculation method to determine a benchmark would have to be registered with the ESMA European Securities and Markets Authorityy) and would have to publish a "benchmark statement" defining precisely what their benchmark measures and to what extent it is reliable.

Mr. Kyl and other conservative Republicans who back the compromise counter that it includes improvements over last year's bill, including the requirement that certain border enforcement benchmarks would have to be met before illegal immigrants could win their first legal visas, and limitations on immigrants' bringing over members of their extended families.

Access to more accurate type of phone use benchmarks would have also allowed weighting by type of phone use.

Furthermore, benchmark data would have been useful to assess the impact of analytics in higher education across research-intensive public universities in New Zealand.

However, the recommendations of benchmarking studies would have little impact on which RNA-Seq aligners researchers are choosing.

If Maliki cannot meet those benchmarks, Bush would have to submit a plan to Congress next year to start withdrawing troops from combat areas, beginning in mid-2008 and concluding no later than Dec. 31 of that year.

If he lies about never having them, how can you trust him when he says he has destroyed them?" At the same time, administration officials refused today to describe the benchmarks Mr. Hussein would have to pass to convince them that his disarmament was real, suggesting again that there was nothing he could do to persuade them he has got rid of all his weapons.