Sentence examples for constant benchmark from inspiring English sources

The direct measurement method requires the installation of displacement sensors on a fixed base as a benchmark, but for CNC machine tools, especially heavy-duty CNC machine tools, it is difficult to find a large constant benchmark (any large base will incur thermal deformation or force-induced deformation, both of which affect the measurement accuracy).

In order to maximize the value of the Taiwanese anthropometric database, this study analyzed the available pairwise body dimension ratios (PBD ratios) in an attempt to find the constant body ratio benchmarks (CBR benchmarks) that are least affected by gender and age.

where the denominator corresponds to Eq. 4, but the numerator reflects a hypothetical accessibility value ( {A}_i^{1,0} ) that considers current period population and the base year road network with the superscript 0 in ( {PA}_i^0 ) referring to the constant base (time) benchmark.

The benchmark constant-amplitude tests were employed to predict fatigue life under different large-strain variable-amplitude loading patterns both for room and subfreezing temperature conditions.

Once examined and explained consistently across products and services it is easier to deliver returns that are not constrained by constant reference to a benchmark (or other in favour asset class) and to get on with the business of providing a great service.

To simplify the process of converting old anthropometric data into useful new data, this study analyzed the available data in paired body dimensions in an attempt to determine constant body ratio (CBR) benchmarks that are independent of gender and age.

The basic ideas for each design are introduced through benchmark plants with constant unknown coefficients.

The a and b variables are constant and change for different benchmarks.

The benchmarks for the constant values to satisfy the DMP are calculated and tested in the numerical experiments section.

"The $2 is staying constant, which we think is the benchmark that people look at and understand as the defining price," Mr. Spitzer said.

"The $2 is staying constant, which we think is the benchmark that people look at and understand as the defining price," Mr. Spitzer said proudly last month.