Sentence examples for benchmarks states from inspiring English sources

With respect to two benchmarks, states ended the decade below where they started-meals and site visits.

Despite reaching human-level performance on a wide range of benchmarks, state-of-the-art systems can be easily fooled by seemingly small perturbations that don't affect humans.

Like those benchmarks, state curriculum standards tend to require broad general skills rather than detailed subject skills.

If we consider the 'benchmarks' the first thing that is noticeable is that they are very didactic (Table  1).> The benchmarks state what should happen in a firm and clear way.

This paper offers a flexible framework for benchmarking states' achievement in broadband diffusion by proposing a composite Broadband Achievement Index (BAI).

Furthermore, Benchmark states that Kalanick, who also resigned from his board seat when he resigned from his CEO position, quickly re-appointed himself to one of those outstanding and "fraudulently procured" seats.

For example, Gary Phillips at the American Institutes for Research sketched out a method for "benchmarking" states' passing scores against a standard that prevails in countries whose students do well in international tests.

For example, consider as a benchmark state the CETS corresponding to β=11 and h=5, where the Ising spins are polarized.

Based on small disturbance assumption, a 6-DOF linear model that considers canopy additional mass was established with benchmark state calculated by 4-DOF static model.

And Public Policy Polling found that in the benchmark state of Ohio, voters say they would rather have George W. Bush in the White House than Barack Obama by a 50-42 margin.

Note that p is the benchmark equilibrium price under z=1, such that (mathbf {p} = mathbf {h}left (mathbf {p}right)), which is available from the benchmark state onwards.