Sentence examples for preliminary benchmarks from inspiring English sources
Our preliminary benchmarks indicate reasonable scalability of the algorithm even for fixed-size problems, with parallel efficiencies of 75% or more on up to 128 processors.
Preliminary benchmarking studies of the probe have been performed with a specially designed droplet dispensing setup.
We discuss preliminary benchmark results showing exciting performances similar or better than those found in high-end commercial network systems.
Firstly, the mechanical properties of native ear cartilage are measured in order to set a preliminary benchmark for ear cartilage replacement materials.
In the first year of the study we designed, in conjunction with the teachers' input, three sets of activities, namely, a preliminary benchmarking activity where the students created, implemented and analysed a playground survey (English and Watson, in press).
Preliminary benchmark tests (Section 5.2) indicate that B RDEE obtains significant computational benefits, as compared to applying traditional DEE separately for each backbone.
In conclusion, a standardized SSI surveillance, relevant preliminary benchmarked data, and a reduction in the overall SSI rate in a developing country could be achieved through a SSI network.
Some preliminary benchmarking showed that the reified version is more efficient if the length of the list is greater than 3 or 4. Constraints over finite domains come with domain filtering algorithms which dynamically prune the domain of variables when the domain of other variables change in a constraint.
Preliminary performance benchmark studies have been completed and show that the CLEO III upgrade has been successful in achieving its design goals.
Preliminary results using benchmarks to develop palliative care in Catalonia have been presented.
The performance of the numerical algorithm has been assessed by performing preliminary simulations on benchmark problems, such as the interaction of a shock wave with entropy and vortical disturbances.
