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To address such a challenge, we developed the SAGA-Pilot-based eThread pipeline and conducted benchmarks aiming at the efficient use of Amazon EC2 infrastructure.

Under the proposal, Bush would also have to set a date to begin troop withdrawals if the Iraqi government fails to meet benchmarks aimed at stabilizing the country that the president laid out in January.

Ms. Campello, who spoke during an interview at Brazil's United Nations mission, was visiting New York to participate in meetings on the Sustainable Development Goals, a set of 17 universal benchmarks aimed at improving the quality of life and eliminating or narrowing inequities between rich and poor nations by 2030.

The CCGPS are part of the Common Core State Standards, a set of academic benchmarks aimed at raising the bar for teaching and learning across the country.

In 2011, James debuted Domo, with $33 million in funding from Benchmark, aiming to tackle the business intelligence space.

One way to help entrench a culture of continental competitiveness would be to establish an enterprise development goal, a comparative benchmark aimed at improving economic efficiencies and freedoms.

Camera benchmarking aims to rate the quality of consumer camera systems and determine the reasons behind the differences.

The benchmark also aims at benchmarking of multiple big data management systems, but currently lacks streaming functionality by concentrating on read-only or update-only workloads.

This paper is the second of two papers entitled "Airline Planning Benchmark Problems", aimed at developing benchmark data that can be used to stimulate innovation in airline planning, in particular, in flight schedule design and fleet assignment.

Instead, we should establish reasonable benchmarks that aim for democratic participation (a process that can grow) instead of only participatory democracy (a binary outcome that sets us up to fail).

The bottom-up methods for energy benchmarking aim to derive a yardstick for energy performance based on a theoretical analysis of a building.