Sentence examples for represents a benchmark from inspiring English sources

Hence the living wage level represents a benchmark which nobody should have to be below, rather than a sum that will meet every household need.

As such, it represents "a benchmark for people's commitment to get things done," he added, which takes on added significance today, "when there are many problems facing the world".

As the free market represents a benchmark that does not actually exist, modern societies can only approach or approximate this ideal of efficient resource allocation and can be described along a spectrum ranging from low to high amounts of regulation.

Assuming that Glacier Bay represents a benchmark for a site with no regional contribution, we estimate less than 50% of the Hg input was "global" at the Seattle and Florida sites.

The specific accelerating factor represents a "benchmark" for a motor, it's easy to calculate from datasheets and was defined using well known notions of electromechanical design (under certain assumptions).

The research "represents a benchmark contribution" to the development of liquid-cooled computers and will pave the way for new materials applications created by ultrafast lasers, says physicist Costas Fotakis, director of the Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser in Heraklion, Greece.

Each represented a benchmark.

The Census after this one, for example, will represent a benchmark in accuracy and ease of use.

No team in Mets history has finished.500, but the figure has long represented a benchmark and a barrier for the franchise.

Painted white and silk-screened red and blue, the wooden boxes mimicked the 60s cardboard packaging for Brillo pads and represented a benchmark in Warhol's artistic output.

The average for each value for the graphs is calculated to represent a benchmark on how the rank for each node is compared to others.