Sentence examples for early benchmark from inspiring English sources

There was no pianist in the band -- a turn of events some Rollins-watchers have long wished for, since this is the man who (in the late 1950's) set an early benchmark for piano-less, saxophone-led groups.

To bring you up to speed: Twitter user TUM_APISAK (via WCCFTech) posted a series of alleged early benchmark scores for the Radeon VII using the popular 3DMark suite.

Daniel Ricciardo still has the early benchmark, with Max Vestappen in P2, half a second slower, Baltteri Bottas third, Daniil Kvyat fifth and Carlos Sainz sixth.

Benchmark has a different sort of European connection for its soon-to-be formed fund: Pierre Omidyar, founder of Ebay, an early Benchmark investment.

The Englishman set two laps fast enough for pole, an early benchmark that proved out of reach of his rivals and then an even faster lap to take pole by 0.413 seconds.

What we don't know about the A11 is what Apple has up it sleeve architecturally in terms of the GPU, Cupertino only disclosing that consumers can expect a 30percentt performance gain in graphics, over the A10 in the iPhone 7. Regardless, if this early benchmark tease is accurate and on target, Apple may in fact once again have the fastest smartphone silicon in the game.

In the UK, the foreign secretary, William Hague, set out early benchmarks by which the Muslim Brotherhood would be judged in the west.

He continued to lead me on daily walks that went for miles, and his vigor and sociable nature held up well, pushing far past the early benchmarks for his mortality.

Early benchmarks are stating the A5 keeps up just fine.

HotHardware has a hands on and some early benchmarks of the machine here.

Early benchmarks suggest it will deliver a roughly 33percentnt bump on Pi 2 performance in aggregate.