New Hampshire responses on the environment/science questions commonly fall close to national benchmarks.
Now that many big Russian companies have started publishing Western-style accounts, paying dividends and respecting minority holders, equity markets have begun to value the country's natural-resource wealth at something close to global benchmarks.
The CF-Jaccard, CF-Communities, and the Cluster-MWSCS-based techniques have results very close to the benchmark (without statistically significant differences when compared to the benchmark) but less than the three techniques with the best results—WSCS-based, the MWSCS-based, and Cluster-WSCS-based (with differences statistically significant when compared to these three).
Ideally, the best way to decide which chip you want your computer to have is to pay close attention to benchmarks, the results of tests conducted by supposedly independent companies that are intended to help people make better buying decisions.
By definition, if you stick close to the benchmark, you cannot perform spectacularly badly (in relative terms, at least).
And while the Party did win five of those seven regions, the vote was nowhere close to its benchmark forty-one per cent in Europe last year.
Despite the commission's assurances that the benchmark is a Europe-wide average rate, Ms. O'Driscoll fears that those who have no chance of getting close to the benchmark rate will simply give up trying.
The estimates are close to the benchmark case.
Bond managers have kept portfolio duration close to their benchmark index, approximately five years.
The proposed bidirectional frequency-domain tracking algorithm, proposed in this paper, is shown to attain communication rates close to the benchmark and to outperform a competing algorithm.
