Sentence examples for per benchmark from inspiring English sources

As such, we propose an algorithm that determines the optimal sample length per benchmark under different warmup scenarios.

Fortunately, these slow simulations can be sped up: (i) by selecting a limited but representative workload, (ii) by applying trace sampling and reduced input sets to limit the simulation time per benchmark, and (iii) by optimizing the architectural simulators.

A popular benchmark suite used in academia in this domain, Mälardalen benchmarks [18], has instead only 350 LoC per benchmark.

Learning the multiclass SVM models: for face databases, we learn four multi-class SVM models using the images from the four benchmark databases (one multiclass SVM per benchmark database illustrated by SVMeach) and one multiclass SVM model containing examples from the four benchmark databases (illustrated by SVMall).

We limit our application of ReVS to the U=15 most accessed cache lines (which represent 15×8=120 addresses), which results in a computational cost of around 1.5 h per cache and per benchmark (for the suite used in this work) on a regular laptop.

In this report, we present and discuss the nine global indicators listed in Table 2, of which there is one or two per benchmark component.

He is an extremely fine batsman, with a career average in five-day tests just above the 50-runs-per-innings benchmark for genuinely world-class players.

Sector-blind and needs-based, Gonski's proposal – adopted by the then Gillard government in title, if not deed, was for funding to be allocated on the basis of a per-student benchmark, which included loadings based on disadvantage.

China's emissions per head the benchmark for an equitable global carbon-cutting agreement are around 5.5 tonnes.

Seeing the profit per employee benchmark as your "return on people" sets your bar higher.

In that all-important 0 to 60 miles per hour benchmark, this SUV makes it through the course in less than 10 seconds.