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Hospital performance is being benchmarked increasingly against surgical indicators such as 30-day mortality, length-of-stay, survival and post-surgery complication rates.

When it was being established, BAE Systems executives used as benchmarks such powerhouses of commercial innovation as Thomas Edison's Menlo Park facility and the old Bell Labs.

It is being designed to meet educational benchmarks and be integrated into their regional history lesson plans.

Point being: Know where your benchmark data is coming from and why it's being collected.

Chuck Collins: There is some value in the fact that it's been a benchmark since 1982.

It's been a truly benchmark year for LGBT rights, particularly in the New England area.

"It's is one of the few benchmarks for prices on the market for this kind of material in the country," said Camille Ann Brewer, an appraiser of antiques and fine arts in New York City.

"When you buy a well-known make of car, you assume that it's been tested against some carefully chosen benchmarks," says Nick Stockton, a veteran of the aid business who now runs the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP) in Geneva.

A finite element model for the bellow is developed and it is benchmarked against experiments and available design equations.

(The fine print in the fund prospectus typically allows for this). A fund with messy style drift often compares favorably to the style it is benchmarked against when the benchmark is lagging other styles.

In this model, the overall service quality of a DMU is not measurable unless it is benchmarked with some other DMUs.