Sentence examples for for any benchmark from inspiring English sources

Indeed, for any LM-measure φ and for any benchmark family (mathcal {Y}), one can construct an update rule μ such that φ is time consistent with respect to (mathcal {Y}) if and only if it is μ-time consistent.

NoCO was the best label for any benchmark, and this is reasonable because there was no CO between the gallery and probe of the same subject and, as a result, shape and motion were stable.

"The principles that we laid out are equally relevant to energy, metals, agriculture and financials - for any benchmark to be reliable and robust (it should) be anchored in observable transactions," Gensler later told reporters.

Scaled delta-distance, defined above as δ*√ n, is a statistical invariant for any benchmark sequence generated by a Markov chain exhibiting the same signature as the given sequence.

Kate Henderson, Chief Executive of the Town and Country Planning Association said "The cancellation of the policy marks the end of any benchmark for building the high quality, sustainable homes that we so desperately need".

He added that the legislation also calls for "accurate ratings" but doesn't provide any benchmark for how the rating agencies will be judged on their ability to rate companies' debt.

If the comments of George H.W. Bush best friend Brent Scowcroft about the Republicans today are any benchmark for the views of President #41, then add that President to the roster too.

Policymakers in Ontario and The Netherlands have expressed interest in and support for studies comparing their respective health systems performance assessment approaches, an important step providing a conceptual basis for any future benchmarking effort.

And the overall consensus seemed to be that the fashions at the Games, while far from setting any benchmarks for style, were starkly less awful than in the past, and more connected to the world outside the ice rink than at many Games in recent memory.

Each month that your sales exceed a certain benchmark, you earn the bonus for that benchmark and any lower benchmarks exceeded during that month.

Regarding the given issues in macro-standard, the data collected by international institutions are considered as inappropriate for any type of benchmarking as a consequence of their insufficient reliability and validitya.