Sentence examples for benchmarks defined from inspiring English sources

We use the benchmarks defined by Cordonnier et al. (2015) as a guide to define our set of benchmarks.

They would also have to set benchmarks, define roles more clearly and review employee performance.

Here, benchmarks define where a body should be at certain temporal points in a life story, but Bury's emphasis is the disruption to biography rather than the grounding of biographical disturbance in time and space that we are elaborating here as chronotope disruption.

We found that the virtual-world group achieved the performance benchmark, defined by the exam score of the real-world group, within a 95% confidence interval, suggesting the virtual worlds' untapped potential as a teaching platform in early engineering courses especially for distance education.

Finally, the performance of the whole process is evaluated by measuring the improvement of the prediction on the test set, compared to the static benchmark defined in Section 3.2.

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Of note, there is as yet no benchmark defining the proportion of RA patients who should be prescribed DMARDs.

To verify our implementation and study the properties of our schemes and their variations, a set of stochastic flow benchmarks are defined including asymmetric Dirac and symmetric lock-exchange flows, lid-driven cavity flows, and flows past objects in a confined channel.

The focus in any flexible work arrangement should always be on how the work will get done and what benchmarks -- clearly defined both in terms of deliverables and time -- are realistic.

Reporting will be on a voluntary basis with the aim of providing benchmarks with defined stratifications to allow for the comparison of results between similar LTCFs.

The algorithm has been tested with the conditions and benchmark problems defined for the IEEE CEC2013 special session and competition on real-parameter single objective optimization.