Sentence examples for previous benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Presumably this is a gross figure being used to create an impression of a crushing new record for Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (Indian box-office statistics, including the previous benchmarks supposedly beaten, are usually marked up net).

They present a number of advantages over previous benchmarks: 1.

But, 35 short days later, Angry Birds Space hit the record books, shattering previous benchmarks.

The considerable improvement of the proposed fuzzy-based neural network approach can be considered, as is now tabulated in Table 5, with reference to a number of the previous benchmarks, in this area, as well.

All previous benchmarks in this work have measured the speed of the various algorithms included in Prismatic against each other; however, relative metrics are largely meaningless without an external reference both in terms of overall speed and resulting image quality.

Previous benchmarks can account for various characteristics of the machine instances running at Cloud providers, but with Iperf we are determining the potential for pushing data to or pulling it from the Cloud providers.

Averaging 1,132.2mph, he broke the world air-speed record, exceeding the previous benchmark by more than 300mph, and so became the first jet pilot officially past 1,000mph.

The previous benchmark royalty rate for electronic books, set by the Random House division of Bertelsmann, amounts to about 25percentt of the list price under customary arrangements with retailers.

The previous benchmark had been for Sudden Fear (1952), in which he played a murderous husband who is after the money and the life of millionairess Joan Crawford.

Daniel W. Bursch, 44, of the Navy, and Col. Carl E. Walz, 46, of the Air Force, passed the previous benchmark -- 188 days, 4 hours -- late on Tuesday while sleeping.

This amount is several times the income support allowance of £5,795.40 per annum deemed sufficient for a UK couple, and used as the previous benchmark to determine whether migrants to the UK could be adequately maintained.