Sentence examples for devise benchmarks from inspiring English sources

McFall, who was part of the parliamentary commission on banking standards set up following the furore caused by Barclays' £290m fine for Libor rigging, said the NCA – which has the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, on its advisory board – and the LSE wanted to work together to help devise benchmarks for the industry.

There are many devised benchmarking standards including the tools in the 20 Keys methodology.

The issues include dealing with test set bias caused by, for example, inappropriate normalization procedure, devising appropriate benchmarking criteria and formulating statistically robust feature-selection techniques.

A RETRAN-02 model was devised and benchmarked against the preliminary safety analysis report (PSAR) for the Lungmen nuclear power plant roughly 10 years ago.

By using a standard database with a clearly classified set of cells, we devised a benchmark test in which the algorithms had to distinguish pyramidal cells from interneurons.

Those assessments should be based on commonly accepted, industry-specific criteria, not artificial benchmarks devised in vacuum by the firm or its cybersecurity provider, which tend to be self-serving.

One was a commitment to devise new environmentally friendly development benchmarks, in areas such as renewable energy and food security, to replace the millennium development goals, which expire in 2015.

Third, Ramin Toloui, the economist who helped devise the index, says the benchmark has a mild countercyclical element.

Performances of the newly devised algorithms were benchmarked against genetic algorithms in solving ten test cases.

With the availability of repositories for MD trajectories, one could devise the development of reference test sets for controlled benchmarking of novel solvent models or parametrisations.

The way forward is for regulators to instruct each bank to devise its own draft of a living will to serve as a benchmark and to take it from there.