Sentence examples for describes a benchmarking from inspiring English sources
This paper describes a benchmarking method that is fundamentally different than the method described above.
In this article we have described a benchmark for testing methods that predict transcription factor binding sites.
The paper describes an international benchmarking exercise, sponsored by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency NEAaimedimed at testing the ability of state-of-the-art computational fluid dynamics (CFD) codes to predict the important fluid flow parameters affecting high-cycle thermal fatigue induced by turbulent mixing in T-junctions.
The benchmark describes a wholesale supplier with a geographically disseminated district and warehouses.
This work describes a stylized three dimensional benchmark problem based on Argonne National Laboratory's conceptual Advanced Burner Test Reactor design.
Authors describe a portable benchmark tool, identify the performance data about memory management in each system and discuss the different behaviors observed.
This paper describes an approach for generating customized benchmark suites from a software architecture description following a Model Driven Architecture (MDA) approach.
The application is based on the non-linear model and tracking requirements of a recently published benchmark, which describes an experimental set-up at the Laboratory of Electrical Engineering, Paris.
Yet for all that New York fought hard in the second half, to set what Jason Kreis described as a benchmark for what they could achieve through commitment and effort, this was just as much a story of Chicago yet again squandering an advantage.
The behavior of the algorithm is primarily described using a benchmark task, and some of its potential applications are illustrated using two simple real-world problems and a binary character recognition task.
Whatever the risk of HCV transmission considered, the C/E ratio of this strategy was lower than the ratio of US$500000 (about €37 000, £29 000) per QALY for dialysis for end-stage renal disease, often described as a benchmark for C/E.
