Sentence examples for for which benchmark from inspiring English sources

A demonstration of the characteristics of mapped infinite wave envelope elements is given in the context of acoustic radiation from a turbofan inlet for which benchmark results are known.

Medical record review will use quality indicators for care of vulnerable older adults with falls and mobility disorders [ 22], for which benchmark data from non-VA sites are available [ 23].

The size and geometry of the phantom is precisely defined and thereby serves as a gold standard for quantitative comparisons, based on which benchmarks can be obtained and operational limits can be set.

In the late 19th century, Austria-Hungary established a geodetic network, for which the elevation benchmark was determined by the Adriatic Sea's average level at the Sartorio pier in Trieste.

"It creates a benchmark for which all international government websites can be judged on," he added.

The collocated radar-airglow observations will also provide an observational benchmark for which numerical models of ESF could be tested.

A similar method was used to assess fingerprint performance for the Riniker Landrum virtual screening benchmark, for which 50 repetitions were present.

We chose this because it is a convenient set of high quality data for which we have a benchmark of the performance of other computational methods.

Results were compared to a benchmark, for which we took the same scheme, but with a short time step of 0.125 d.

The cancer benchmark risk ratios are shown in Figure  2 and indicate that the benchmarks were exceeded by all five contaminants for which there was a cancer benchmark (arsenic, dieldrin, DDE, PCCD/PCDFs and chlordane), in school-aged and preschool children.

Not that it's the only company doing this; Anandtech, a site where you could get the (wrong) impression that benchmarks are the only reason to own a gadget, showed that lots of Android companies do this; Samsung just happens to have a bigger list of benchmarks for which it ramps up the GPU or central processor to give a "better" result.