Sentence examples for reasonably benchmarked from inspiring English sources
"One, Hal is not worth it; two, it is wildly out of line with any reasonably benchmarked comparative situation; three, it alienates alumni and erodes faculty confidence; and four, Stevens is nearly broke and cannot afford it," Dr. Muller wrote.
Cambridge, for example, simply rejects, reasonably, the benchmark based on exam grades (which equates a handful of good results with many indifferent ones).
Still, one reasonably useful benchmark is to evaluate players who, like James and Jordan, had won at least one Most Valuable Player award and at least one N.B.A. title as of their age-28 season, meaning that they had achieved the pinnacle of both individual and team success.
The goal of this study was to assess whether or not commonly employed measures of diversity reasonably characterize benchmark dataset composition.
In both cases, the computational time is benchmarked on a regular engineering workstation (an Intel i7 960 core with 24GBs RAM and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 400), and reasonably detailed 3D mesh models are generated in each case.
National benchmarks also tumbled.
"We've been benchmarking them.
But this has been a reasonably reliable long-term benchmark.
Notably, TACO and SpaMo completed the benchmarking analysis reasonably fast (2.7 and 6 hours on a single CPU machine, respectively; TACO may use multiple CPUs).
Notice that the benchmark model does reasonably well until the late 1980s, but it fails to predict the increase in output afterward.
