Sentence examples for benchmarking and validation from inspiring English sources

The experimental results are very useful for benchmarking and validation of numerical models to be used in the design and optimization of new TES systems for buildings.

The recommended properties and their uncertainties provide a reference point for incorporating uncertainty in modeling to understand its impacts and for code benchmarking and validation.

The importance of the project arose on the one hand, due to the representativeness of the benchmark, and on the other hand, the industrial benchmarking and validation of the developed designs.

Detailed manufacturing drawings have been developed as the deliverable final product of this design stage, and are used in the prototyping phase which includes testing, numerical benchmarking, and validation of the shutter concept.

In this article the industrial benchmarking and validation process used within a European Framework 7th project termed "Advanced Fault Diagnosis for Sustainable Flight Guidance and Control (ADDSAFE)" is presented.

Designing a whole benchmarking and validation strategy needed for finding which network aligners best predict protein interactions and for precisely comparing such predictions with the ones of traditional predictors are out of scope of this study.

Code verification benchmarks and validation benchmarks have been constructed for a number of years in every field of computational simulation.

The 'intcomp' benchmarking package applied in this review is freely available at R-forge (http://intcomp.r-forge.r-project.org) to facilitate transparent comparisons and the addition of new algorithms, benchmarking procedures and validation data sets.

In this study, the latest version of SuperMC has been validated by Benchmark for Evaluation and Validation of Reactor Simulations (BEAVRS), which is a full-core commercial Westinghouse PWR core, including two cycles of measured operational data.

In a separate DOE NEUP R&D Award, NSE Professors Benoit Forget and Kord Smith received a $400,000 grant to introduce BEAVRS (Benchmark for Evaluation and Validation of Reactor Simulations), a new multi-cycle full-core Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) depletion benchmark based on two operational cycles of a commercial nuclear power plant.

(1) A set of field measurements for low temperature (below −20 °C) carbon dioxide injection is presented, which can serve as an experimental benchmark for verification and validation of theoretical and numerical models.