Sentence examples for benchmarks for which from inspiring English sources

Not that it's the only company doing this; Anandtech, a site where you could get the (wrong) impression that benchmarks are the only reason to own a gadget, showed that lots of Android companies do this; Samsung just happens to have a bigger list of benchmarks for which it ramps up the GPU or central processor to give a "better" result.

To make our performance effective and systematic, an extensive result on several well-known benchmarks for which ground truth data was available is presented.

In the following, we provide a more in-depth comparison with these approaches, highlighting the differences with respect to our proposed method and reporting comparative quantitative analyses on benchmarks for which these alternative approaches can be run.

"It creates a benchmark for which all international government websites can be judged on," he added.

The collocated radar-airglow observations will also provide an observational benchmark for which numerical models of ESF could be tested.

A similar method was used to assess fingerprint performance for the Riniker Landrum virtual screening benchmark, for which 50 repetitions were present.

Results were compared to a benchmark, for which we took the same scheme, but with a short time step of 0.125 d.

The accuracy is assessed through application to 2D benchmark problems for which analytical solutions are known.

In a first experiment, we evaluate the proposed approach on a set of four widely used benchmark networks for which a ground-truth decomposition into communities is known.

The performance of the LRSMs in music genre, mood, and multi-label music classification is assessed by conducting experiments on seven manually annotated benchmark datasets for which the audio files are publicly available.

We connect the computational method to the mathematical concept of a dissipative weak solution of the Euler equations, as a model of high Reynolds number turbulent flow, and we highlight a number of benchmark problems for which the method is validated.