Sentence examples for point benchmark from inspiring English sources

China is the world's biggest energy consumer, so signs of an economic slowdown helped push down the oil price last week: at one point benchmark Brent crude was below $43 per barrel compared with a peak of $115 last summer.

Relative deformation was measured with respect to the reference point (benchmark BM205).

But since I.Q.s are always rising, the only way to keep that hundred-point benchmark is periodically to make the tests more difficult — to "renorm" them.

Well, speakers are saying "fans," "like" and "hash tag" almost as often as "touch points," "benchmark" and "prioritize".

The simulations of SPEC CPU2000 benchmarks have shown that the semantic-based scheme can reduce the conflicts effectively, and obtain considerable performance improvement in terms of IPC; with 8 access region caches, 25 33% higher IPC is achieved for integer benchmark programs than a comparable 8-banked cache, while the benefit is less for floating-point benchmark programs, 19% at most.

Like for other toxicological end points, benchmark concentration levels (BMCLs) might be derived to account for intraspecies differences.

Our improved superscalar architecture achieves an average IPC speedup of 3.5% on the integer SPEC 2000 benchmarks, of 23.6% on the floating-point benchmarks, and an improvement in energy-delay product (EDP) of 6.2% and 34.5%, respectively.

At one point, the benchmark US stock index was around a 1,000 points lower, panicking investors around the globe.

At one point, the benchmark index was down nearly 2% in the kind of dramatic falls seen all over the world last week.

"The point of benchmark maps is to get them on the record before the legislature draws one," Duchin told me at dinner.

Now comes a new high point from Benchmark Capital-backed NaturalMotion, which said its highly hyped title CSR Racing passed $12 million in monthly revenue.