Sentence examples for powerful benchmark from inspiring English sources

It may be small compared with the other media giants, but its backers are the powerful Benchmark Capital, one of the most successful venture capital groups in the world.

Seeing how the magazine grappled with the changes many of which posed a threat to its elitist worldview isn't always pretty, but it is always fascinating, especially to those for whom The New Yorker is still such a powerful cultural benchmark.

This demonstrates how these simple bounds provide a powerful tool for benchmarking the network performance of an OFDM radar system.

But the development experience of its neighbors, including Taiwan, is a benchmark too powerful to ignore.

Yesterday, Benchmark, the powerful venture firm and a major Uber shareholder, filed a lawsuit against the company's recently ousted CEO Travis Kalanick in a remarkable move.

Increasing accountability through benchmarking is powerful because it readily cuts through to the attention of decision-makers and it has changed policy/practice in other areas.

This is a powerful method for generating exact benchmark solutions which can test the most general capabilities of a code.

Gestede's header from Joshua King's cross set the benchmark for a powerful performance, with King coming close to doubling the lead after Callum Harriott was caught in possession.

Despite this, these data suggest that even the combination of a valid benchmark and a powerful incentive (accreditation and reimbursement in this case) may be insufficient to ensure uniform hospital/provider compliance.

36– 38 In 2002 Nagasawa et al. reported the use of the tartaric-acid-derived C2-symmetric pentacyclic guanidine derivative 82 (Scheme 22) as a powerful chiral catalyst for the benchmark alkylation of Schiff base 56.

Samsung kicks off touting the power of the Note 9 — telling us it's not just powerful but "super powerful" (leaked benchmarks have previously suggested a big performance boost); and with a bottoms-up ports & rear view pan that shows a 3.5mm headphone jack sitting in the frame — confirming my TC colleague Brian Heater's eagle eye.