Laptop Magazine took an early look at the 2100 and found it to be a bit hefty due to its rugged frame, although the machine scored higher on certain benchmarking tests and the bigger keyboard and individual trackpad buttons were definite pluses.
At one hearing, Levin asked for a review of certain benchmarks agreed to by the Iraqi government.
Rep. Barney Frank, the architect of that proposed plan, wanted to structure the new expenditures on the bailout packaged approved for the automobile industry: CEOs would have to give up private jets, report to Congress on a quarterly basis, agree to certain benchmarks, and not use the money for mergers or lobbying.
"We'll certainly be looking for certain benchmarks and expectations," she said, by ensuring, for example, that the institute appoints a curator on a timely basis.
It doesn't matter if you're on a private or public plan, you will get the subsidy as long as your plan conforms to certain benchmarks, or is part of the proposed insurance "exchange".
At the end of 2005, the company's board approved a new incentive program for O'Neal and his senior colleagues, which promised them generous rewards if the firm's return on equity exceeded certain benchmarks in the following three years.
By running the number of benchmark workloads on a Linux HVM guest (contain Xen 4.1 virtualization environment), the 30% reduction of the total migration time and 60% reduction for certain benchmark workloads.
Concentration levels were established with reference to certain benchmark occupations in which the substance is found.
And what kind of schools are we setting ourselves up for when we expel teachers whose students don't meet certain benchmarks on standardized tests?
The only guidelines which pertain to RT-qPCR analysis are the MIQE [ 30, 31] which sets certain benchmarks on the integrity of the input RNA template and not the status of the carryover gDNA, i.e. C T cut-off value.
