Sentence examples for benchmarking that from inspiring English sources

The authors present the index logic that underpins this rationale in North American plans and offer two statistical approaches – indexing and benchmarking – that play a role in determining industry and/or national productivity trends and economy and/or industry input price trends that are used to track the unit cost of the industry.

We describe a statistically customisable solution for Web benchmarking that includes three utilities: an Internet traffic generator for HTTP traffic, an static and dynamic Web pages generator in the Web server that is going to be tested and a performance monitor that reports some performance metrics during the test.

Establishment labs was founded in 2004 but there was a period of searching and benchmarking that occurred before they we market-ready.

We haven't done any extensive testing or performance benchmarking; that will have to wait until we've got review units in hand.

b The Cloud Harmony website has a discussion of the ECU, and benchmarking that suggests it to be a useful approximation in some ways: http://blog.cloudharmony.com/2010/05/what-is-ecu-cpu-benchmarking-in-cloud.html [accessed 5 February 2013].

How well the system would actually perform under those conditions was left unexplored — this was all about hitting the highest clock speed, so the stress testing and benchmarking that comes with actually using an overclocked CPU was left by the wayside.

What are the benchmarks that can effectively capture the scope of the ML/DL domain?

'Whetstone' is a benchmark that is reported as 'Measured floating point speed'.

"So if that's the benchmark, that just magnifies the problem".

Still, there are some benchmarks that can be used to measure how well the campaign progresses.

She became the first black network president in history, a benchmark that got gushing press.