Sentence examples for benchmarks available from inspiring English sources

The developed optimization model was applied in two benchmarks available in the literature.

We showed examples of some popular applications that would benefit from the proposed dataset, such as the video source identification, for which there are no sizeable benchmarks available in the research community.

Given the large number of benchmarks available, selecting these benchmarks for reactor calculations and validation of simulation codes for specific or target applications can be rather tedious and difficult.

33 (7) (2000) 28] benchmarks) available for processor simulation, database system simulation, and now even for simulating embedded systems (from EDN Embedded Microprocessor Benchmarking Consortium, EEMBC, http://www.eembc.org), there are no standard benchmarks for simulating computer buses in general and specifically, for simulating the PCI bus.

Comparing our results with previous work is difficult, as there is no common benchmark available.

We make all processed versions of the data sets that we use in the benchmarking available at https://github.com/n-otter/PH-roadmap/tree/master/data_sets.

As there is no benchmark available in the literature, an efficient genetic algorithm enhanced by a multi-parent crossover operator is designed to solve the problem in order to validate the results obtained using BCIWO.

Due to the nonlinear nature of the original formulation and noticing that there is no benchmark available in the literature to justify and validate the results, particle swarm optimization (PSO) and simulated annealing (SA) algorithms are represented as well.

For a few chemicals, there are clear, internationally accepted health based reference values (table 2), but for the most part, there is no such benchmark available.

At present, no benchmarks are available within the framework of a fully coupled theory.

General benchmarks are available for the ionization potential and electron affinities of molecular sets, and they indicate a mean absolute error of ~0.2 eV.