Sentence examples for terms of benchmark from inspiring English sources

The 21.5-inch iMac delivers solid improvements over previous generations in terms of benchmark scores.

Alternatively, we can consider RMSE in terms of benchmark models like several authors.

The performance of the proposed filter is found to be better, in terms of benchmark metrics.

We show that dsmcFoam+ compares well to other well-known DSMC codes and to analytical solutions in terms of benchmark results.

Results show that mdFoam+ compares well to another well-known MD code (e.g. LAMMPS) in terms of benchmark problems, although it also has additional functionality that does not exist in other open-source MD codes.

In terms of benchmarks, analysts had been expecting earnings of $0.55 per share on revenue of $3.36 billion.

SVM and Naive Bayes are proving better in terms of benchmarks than other machine learning techniques (Table 3).

"In terms of benchmarking Apple Music, 40% of iOS users are buying digital downloads from iTunes, suggesting trial of Apple Music could be higher," said MusicWatch managing partner Russ Crupnick in a statement.

An interpretation of effect size in the context of analysis of variance has been provided in terms of benchmarks where 0.1 is a small effect, 0.25 is a medium effect and 0.4 is a large effect [ 31].

Hence, the quadratic term of benchmark regression alone seems to capture most of the non-linearity in the relation.

"The law provides no guidance, in terms of any benchmark, standard figure, or method of analysis, to aid the jury in the process of determining an appropriate award," Dean Leebron wrote in The New York University Law Review in 1989.