Universities already have individual targets (called "benchmarks"); nevertheless, Ms Hodge was swiftly slapped down by her boss, the education secretary, for this is a sensitive issue.
Part of solution verification consists in comparing computed output with analytic solutions (so called "benchmark solutions").
Finally, by tailoring the multicore platform parameters to the value predicted by the simulation, using OpenMP and removing the false sharing phenomena, a speed-up equal to 3.7 × has been reached, that provided a response time equal to 2257 ms. This section presents the proposed flow applied to an industrial application (that is called benchmark in the following).
To accelerate a reduction in settlement rates, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted a set of maximum rates, called benchmark rates, which it expects US carriers to use in their settlements with other carriers and created a process designed to insure the implementation of these rates.
He instead pointed senators toward a list of what he called "benchmarks".
These comparisons, called benchmarks, allow unit staff to understand how the quality of care on their units compares to similar units elsewhere.
These doses are called benchmark doses (BMD) [ Crump 1995; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 1995], and they are defined in relation to an effect level that is critical for the end point under investigation.
"The population is definitely not in its most healthy condition," Dr. Williams said, "but the problem is that we don't know where it is according to what we call benchmarks" that would size up the menhaden's status more precisely.
The second is called Career Benchmarking.
As the corporate-governance experts Charles Elson and Craig Ferrere write in a recent paper, boards at most companies use what's called "peer benchmarking".
