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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.

All methods were validated using both a random split validation and a temporal validation, with the latter being a more realistic benchmark of expected prospective execution.

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.

Units will have a more realistic benchmark for the assessment of ICU performance.

These findings provide insights that will facilitate the coherent design and control of surface-operational molecular machines and a realistic benchmark for the nanocar's movement mechanism.

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

To validate the performance and the practical relevance of this proposed algorithm, several experiments were carried out on realistic benchmark instances of varying size and properties.

It will yield a more realistic benchmark in the assessment of ICU performance.

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

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.

The availability of realistic benchmark configurations is essential to enable the validation of current Computational Aeroacoustic (CAA) methodologies and to further the development of new ideas and concepts that will foster the technologies of the next generation of CAA tools.