You have some students who find maths or any subject incredibly difficult to get to grips with for whatever reason, but they are still pushed towards the same benchmark as everyone else.
It is a measure of how fast data can be written to a memory card -- the same benchmark used to rate a computer's CD-RW drive speeds as 4X, 16X, etc.
It also found that of the $409 million awarded by the N.C.A.A. for basketball success over the past five tournaments, nearly $179 million went to teams that failed the same benchmark.
Among the seven equity mutual funds that it offers through its ONE Fund subsidiary, Ohio National has a Standard & Poor's 500 index mutual fund that is more than 10 times as expensive as some of its competitors, even though all such index funds track the same benchmark.
According to Ofsted, 46% of pupils in the east Midlands failed to achieve the government benchmark of five or more A* to C grades at GCSE including English and maths; 73% of children from deprived backgrounds failed to reach the same benchmark, and children in care fared worse than in any other region, with 10.2% of them achieving the required five good GCSEs.
Non-transparent countries received a share that was 25 percentage points lower than the same benchmark (see chart 9).The same study found that herding among investors was substantially lower for countries with good disclosure than for the rest presumably because greater transparency gives investors something more substantial to go on than what other investors are doing.
In this simulation, the same benchmark systems with Section 4.1 are used.
The ground catchment system, however, needs moderate subsidies to obtain the same benchmark.
Subsequently, performance comparisons with other developed methods in studying the same benchmark function were made.
EESBS coupled with BEM or TCoM achieves a saving of 38% over the same benchmark.
For this comparison, the same benchmark circuits have been synthesized into cluster-based island-type logic block architecture.
