Sentence examples for extended benchmark from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the same generating scheme was also used to provide an extended benchmark of 600 instances.
To cover wide range of applications, the set of isotropic, quasi-isotropic and extended benchmark tasks are considered and relevant compliance errors are evaluated taking into account the end-effector deflections caused by the external forces.
In other words, the estimated frontier must be interpreted as an extended benchmark set, corresponding in this case to all the individuals who participated in the first wave of SHARE.
In Section 4 we extend the benchmark results to different dimensions of individual heterogeneity and look at the whole transition out of the labor force.
An efficient and easy-to-implement numerical scheme is developed and implemented to extend two benchmark fluid mechanical problems to incorporate a liquid crystal phase: filament breakup under the influence of capillary force and the gravity-driven, dripping faucet.
Our approach is presented through a concrete example of benchmarking the performance and recovery of an Oracle DBMS running the standard TPC-C benchmark, extended to include two new elements: a faultload based on operator faults and measures related to recoverability.
The methodology was extended also to benchmark the EBSS negative reactivity insertion evaluated by the reference system code RELAP-3D©/NESTLE.
We have extended the previous "Benchmark RNA Alignment dataBase" BRAliBase II by a factor of 30 in terms of the alignment number and with respect to the range of sequences per alignment.
Finally, we outline potential experiments and desired key observational data from future flows that would extend existing benchmarking data sets.
The utility of outcomes research extends to benchmarking the quality of care, refinement of management strategies, patient education, and marketing.
In terms of the existing literature on data-driven internal validation measures, we have that, by extending the benchmarking results of Giancarlo et al., FC is only one order of magnitude away from the fastest measures, i.e., WCSS, yet granting a superior performance in terms of precision.
