While league tables have been ruled out, some form of benchmarking of fundraising performance seems inevitable.
The problems are designed to represent various inspection and patrolling tasks and can form a kind of benchmark set for multi-goal path planning algorithms.
To assist in effective design and implementation, we present an interagency framework, in the form of a benchmarks matrix, to ensure key components are addressed throughout the life of an iCCM program.
Evaluation of virtual screening methods has been the objective of many studies, but tend to focus on how well techniques perform on average across different datasets, often in the form of dedicated benchmark datasets [6, 7].
"If that's any kind of benchmark".
In short, on a read of Adani's own modelling, the tipping point for the Carmichael project lies somewhere between US$80-10080-100he price of thermal coal, in the form of the Newcastle benchmark.
In essence, benchmarking involves comparing specific aspects of a public problem with an ideal form of public action (the benchmark) and then acting to make the two converge.
Mr. Hendricks, known for his portraits that celebrate style as a form of black identity (the benchmark for Kehinde Wiley, a younger painter who, like Mr. Hendricks, is a graduate of Yale's master of fine arts program), turns here to the European diaspora.
This methodology expresses the composite chemical risk that results from complex mixtures of DLCs in a single value and uses the most toxic form of dioxin as a benchmark, that is, 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibezo- p-dioxin or TCDD.
3) Models that are overly simplistic, but that form useful benchmarks precisely because of their simplicity.
