The performance of this method has been tested on 18 test cases which are relative large and complete datasets from the benchmark of MimoDB 2.0 [ 14].
Including a large part of all hospitals from two regions allows not only the benchmarking of hospitals, but also the benchmarking of (almost) complete regions.
"Tempest" isn't as revelatory as "Love and Theft," from 2001, or "Modern Times," from 2006, the benchmarks of Dylan's late period.
This was seen crucial also from the benchmarking point of view, as the decision makers should be able to evaluate the performance of private providers against that of public providers.
When all targets with significant biases are removed from the benchmarking, a subset of 47 targets remains, for which Glide succeeded for only 5 targets, Gold for 4 and FlexX and Surflex for 2. The performance dramatic drop of all four programs when the biases are removed shows that we should beware of virtual screening benchmarks, because good performances may be due to wrong reasons.
About two in five black adolescents met the benchmark of graduating from high school with a decent grade point average, no children and no criminal record by the age of 19.
It also has some implications which seem to fly in the face of common sense, as a Downing Street spokeswoman pointed out on Tuesday, when she said that a recession may actually appear to rescue poor people from penury, simply by dragging down the benchmark of typical pay.
Perhaps the deepest problem with the We The People website from a political perspective is that the benchmark of its success, giving minorities the opportunity to put their issues on the agenda and thus win over a majority, is inherently risky.
All the problem sets (A, B, and P) from the benchmark dataset of Augerat et al. (1995) were utilized for this study.
We calculated from the 22 benchmarks of the third experiment in Woulfe and Manzke [35] that a mean of 47 % of the overall collision-detection time is spent in the broad phase.
