Sentence examples for benchmarked which from inspiring English sources

They are internationally benchmarked, which means that they emulate the expectations of high-performing school systems abroad.

In the current work a total of 13 different individual descriptor sets have been benchmarked which belong to descriptor classes that are derived in conceptually different ways (Table 1; descriptor set names are consistent with our previous study) [21].

The author used the Object Storage Benchmark, which is a part of the PerfKit Benchmarker [33] test suite.

It is an Intel RMS benchmark which was originally developed by Concordia University.

This is below the Federal Reserve's full employment benchmark, which is 4.7percentt.

The second suite is a sub-set of the NAS parallel benchmarks, which were designed on older MPPs.

Energy efficiency benchmarks, which many American and European cities have in place, are also an effective tool.

The benchmark, which slipped 0.8percentt on Tuesday, dropped for two consecutive days for the first time since July 29-30.

But if history is a benchmark, which it usually is in Woods's case, he will not be caught this weekend.

Ministers are still declining to introduce benchmarks, which they were rightly ready to introduce into higher education admission procedures.

The shareholder is Benchmark, which last week sued Travis Kalanick, Uber's former C.E.O., to get him off the board.