Both of those spending levels exceed a benchmark of about 30percentthatat is considered normal.
As for Secaucus, a congested rail and car transit hub just west of New York City, town planners have granted rights of way to safe technologies that can exceed a benchmark of 120 passenger miles per gallon of fuel.
The success payments are based on the two men's exceeding a $10.3 billion benchmark of Adelphia's value when the company emerges from bankruptcy, as it hopes to do within two years.
This publication provides the blueprints and operational parameters of a first RTR fluidic self-assembly platform to assemble and electrically connect semiconductor chips with a yield clearly exceeding a 99% benchmark set by robotic pick and place machines.
Each month that your sales exceed a certain benchmark, you earn the bonus for that benchmark and any lower benchmarks exceeded during that month.
A student passes a particular text level (considered an independent reader at that text level) when their accuracy, fluency, and comprehension scores all exceed a stated benchmark score for each of those three constructs.
Establish plans that encourage and reward long-term planning by, for example, agreeing to pay a significant bonus if the company's cumulative performance over a period of at least five years exceeds a designated benchmark, such as share price or return on equity, by a specific percentage.
What is needed is a simple, transparent default tariff, indexed to the wholesale price, with a published fair margin, to protect the vulnerable and those who remain loyal to their suppliers" The CMA has not formed a view on the profits of the big six suppliers, saying that "we are continuing to look at whether overall profit in energy retail has exceeded an appropriate benchmark".
The readmission rate at 7% exceeds an international benchmark [ 11, 12] of 4%, referenced as a quality standard by the Quality Indicators in Critically Ill Patients [ 13] of the Spanish Society of Intensive Care.
