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Published in the American Economic Review, it became a benchmark in the economics of conservation.

It became a "benchmark" for successful expeditionary operations, and was cited by Blair in his rationale for later deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq.

Criminisi et al. proposed an exemplar-based inpainting method, and it became a benchmarking method in this study field.

The move triggered a self-examination of recruitment, retention and promotion policies across Britain not just in the public sector but in major private sector employers as well as it became a major benchmark for newly emerging human resources departments and their rapidly developing diversity policies.

With its repetitive interlocking patterns and hypnotic, uplifting mood, "In C" became a benchmark of the Minimalist movement and is now a repertory classic.

Kraftwerk were a huge influence, Mallinder said: "Like anyone who's into electronic music they became a benchmark for me.

The model — including shifting Mississippi River deltas, the creation and subsidence of wetlands and the formation and erosion of barrier islands — became a benchmark in coastal geology.

When Internet use increased dramatically in the early 1990s, The WELL's online community became a benchmark for subsequent discussion-based Web sites.

After the second volume was released in 1980, the work became a benchmark in studying avalanches and other forms of mass movement.

We deliberately use Arabidopsis as it has become a benchmark organism and it is well known that during the developmental stages and under stress conditions, different components of core metabolic pathways are activated.

It is important to note that despite its objectivity and the fact that it has become a benchmark, the mark test is not free from controversy [14].