Sentence examples for developing benchmark from inspiring English sources
These problems present a conundrum in developing benchmark metrics for relational capital for metropolitan areas.
Developing benchmark analytic solutions for problems in solid and fluid mechanics is very important for the purpose of testing and verifying computational physics codes.
This paper is the second of two papers entitled "Airline Planning Benchmark Problems", aimed at developing benchmark data that can be used to stimulate innovation in airline planning, in particular, in flight schedule design and fleet assignment.
Agencies like Platts and privately held Argus Media have carved out a niche tracking those transactions and developing benchmarks for pricing oil.
One mechanism to test and validate these codes is to develop a collaborative network to assist with developing benchmarking tests and code comparison.
And while some researchers have worked on the global Internet inequality by developing quantitative measures, much less work has been done on developing benchmarks for measuring the internet divide within countries.
She cites the example of WaterAid, which has developed benchmark best practices for water-related social projects in the developing world.
Activities of that project are described in this paper, including system design, the definition of a 72 h benchmark and measurements of system performances under specifically developed benchmark cycles.
The new HG routine can be used to quantify the degree of knowledge that the stream flow time series itself contributes to the HG analysis, using newly developed benchmark geochemistry efficiency (BGE).
Although various theoretical and numerical approaches have been developed, benchmark analytic solutions are still rare due to the mathematical difficulty in solving the complex boundary value problems of the governing high-order partial differential equation.
In light of the above issues, we can only echo recent calls to develop benchmark data sets against which to measure current and future means to annotate TEs, allowing TE annotations to be compared across different organisms (Hoen et al. 2015).
