"reference benchmark" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a standard or point of comparison used to evaluate something. Example: The housing market's performance was measured against the reference benchmark of the previous year's prices.
Particularly, it is possible to quantify the fuel saving potential of the specific hybrid vehicle topology here examined, on one hand, and, on the other, to establish the reference benchmark, addressed by dynamic-programming derived optimality level, to which to refer when developing real-time energy management policies.
The analytical solution provides a reference benchmark for numerical algorithms of analysis of progressive interface delamination.
Hence, it has been considered as the reference benchmark for all other designs.
The photocatalytic activity of a pure titanium dioxide film was also measured to stand as reference benchmark.
The suitability of GA optimization as reference benchmark for series architecture is demonstrated through comparison with Dynamic Programming technique.
We used China-Daqing and its three reference benchmark oil prices (Brent, Dubai and Minas) as empirical data.
These metrics assess individual subsets of project variability against reference benchmarks, in line with the decision maker's definition of loss and gain.
To define the strategy, the conceptual framework, the methodology and the indicators that are needed to promote and consolidate the culture of external reference (benchmarking) as a strategy for change in Primary Care teams (PCT).
MCS performance evaluation is very sensitive to the test set, so we have developed several reference benchmarks based on ChEMBL-13, including randomly selected pairs of structures, and randomly selected structures with their k = 2, k = 10, and k = 100 nearest neighbors.
As such, they are not any different from the methods used to derive the reference benchmarks themselves.
Where a financial product or service has ▐ no referenced benchmark index▐, the information referred to in Article 4(1) shall include a description of its sustainability impact using the indicators of sustainability risk listed in Article 2. 3.
