Sentence examples for evaluate and benchmark from inspiring English sources

Rigorous simulations are carried out to evaluate and benchmark the performance of the controller.

In this contribution, a process oriented approach was used to develop, evaluate and benchmark novel control strategies to ensure stable operation and rejection of disturbances.

This study shows that the methodology used to evaluate and benchmark the design, facilities management, financial and contractual aspects of PFI bids for VFM is subjective and problematic-changes in the assumptions used may easily shift the balance in favour of conventional procurement and/or competing private sector service providers.

This is a useful framework with which to evaluate and benchmark a resident's multitasking ability.

We have also used it to evaluate and benchmark B2B and consumer marketing communications against brand drivers," says May. "The whole thing just seemed off.

In particular, the performance of the Pt nanoparticles prepared at EG/water volume ratio of 1/1 in the membrane electrode assembly for direct methanol fuel cells has also been evaluated and benchmarked by commercial Pt/C catalysts.

The control system is evaluated and benchmarked using a set of realistic dynamic scenario simulations, demonstrating that the different control strategies successfully maintain stable and high nitrogen removal efficiency.

The findings are as follows: (1) open issues and challenges to evaluation and benchmarking are emphasized; and (2) decision making using multiple criteria such as reliability, time complexity, and error rate within a dataset is used for evaluating and benchmarking real-time skin detectors to come up with solutions for future directions.

The prototype system was then developed in collaboration with a software consultant company and finally evaluated and benchmarked through industrial case studies which proved that the system provides an efficient and effective approach to sheet metal fabrication process planning, when compared with other commercially available systems.

Three novel control strategies were developed, evaluated, and benchmarked against each other: a feedforward control (control structure 1 – CS#1), a rule-based feedback control (CS 2), and a feedforward feedback controller, in which the feedback loop updates the set point of the feedforward loop (CS#3).

Hospitals with CoC-approved cancer programs reporting to the NCDB are evaluated and benchmarked according to their performance on these measures.