Sentence examples for suitable benchmarks from inspiring English sources

In many other cases, a model of a particular existing material that matches suitable benchmarks is needed.

Due to the lack of Arabic suitable benchmarks for the evaluation of sentence similarity, we assess the outcome of our proposal using 690 pairs of Arabic sentences extracted from various definitions and examples of Arabic dictionaries of human use, such as Alwasit, AlMuhit, Lissan Al Arab and Tj-Al-Arous.

The testbed circuit is IRMA, a recently developed network in S. Cerevisiae which is proposed as a suitable benchmark problem for control design.

Nevertheless, there is a notable lack of suitable benchmark problems on which to assess and compare competing analysis and design methods.

However, performance analysis of spatial stochastic algorithms requires significant effort — it is crucial to choose suitable (benchmark) models and to carefully define model and simulation setups that take problem and simulation design spaces into account.

These approaches were compared with respect to a suitable benchmark model.

Nevertheless, the indicator provides a suitable benchmark to measure the achievement of equal opportunities within the energy sector.

In France, however, a pronounced increase in v t over the last two decades is probably explained by changes in the tax code, making France a less suitable benchmark.

The problem of thermal driven cavity is used as a suitable benchmark for testing the natural convection problem in the literature.

Various models need to be developed to establish a suitable benchmark for calculating the value of the RFID system to improve the inventory management (Burmester and De Medeiros 2007; Nayak and Padhye 2011).

In order to show the effect of cooperative diversity, and a suitable benchmark to the proposed RM coded-cooperative scheme, we consider a non-cooperative RM-code-based transmission scheme as shown in Figure 4. Figure 4 Non-cooperative RM transmission scheme.