Sentence examples for realistic benchmark from inspiring English sources

A realistic benchmark might be Nintendo, which managed to sell 100m Wiis globally and brought mass attention to motion gaming.

He said an "optimistic" — but more realistic — benchmark for annual export growth in the coming years was about 8 percent.

A.M.D. thinks that the industry should adopt a much more realistic benchmark for laptops — and then represent the results in a style that matches cellphones, iPods and cars.

"The breadth of investment means you can't compare one fund with another or view the sector as a realistic benchmark," he said.

Mr. Levitan and Professor Beveridge both stressed that the official poverty line is too low to be a realistic benchmark of well-being in a city as expensive to live in as New York.

The resulting schemes are validated on several realistic benchmark problems.

Using three realistic benchmarks, the computed networks and speed-ups on different parallel and/or distributed architectures show the efficiency and the scalability of hierarchical parallel hybrid models.

We demonstrate that for practical cycles the developed methodology and resulting Pareto fronts are more realistic benchmarks for the performance potentials of refrigerants than is COP alone, which is an efficiency only metric.

Hence we can compare the efficiency of individual health centres realistic benchmarks.

The developed techniques are applied to a faulty scenario of a realistic nonlinear benchmark of a large transport aircraft.

This paper proposes a realistic approach to benchmark specific full-scale activated sludge plants used for carbon and nitrogen removal, based on real design, operational and performance data.