Sentence examples for the benchmark itself from inspiring English sources

Traditional benchmarking involves the benchmark application being ready to run, and information captured about the system only from the benchmark itself.

The cost of running a benchmark is, then, some factor of the cost of the benchmark itself and the startup and shutdown costs relating to enabling it to run.

The benchmark itself consists of a number of simple and complex microstructures, which are tested with a range of phase contrasts designed to cover the needs of creep and transport modelling in concrete.

The first dataset on which the eight-point solver and our proposed method are compared is the KITTI odometry benchmark itself [25].

The Times is choosing to benchmark itself against those sites and their definition of success, often traffic, instead of defining its own.

After the virtual machine has booted, the user will need to setup the system to the point they require, including installing security updates, application dependencies, and the application (e.g. benchmark) itself.

It's worth noting that the benchmarks document itself apparently went through a pretty serious declawing process, sometime between last September, when the Foreign Policy website got hold of an early draft, and January, when the first version of the existing plan was first released.

It should be noted that the benchmarking process itself incurs a certain amount of computational overhead and therefore may introduce an artifact of inflated execution times.

And in its strategy, the firm has benchmarked itself against some of the world's best companies.

Here, the benchmark CERN had set itself was to reach a luminosity, or collision rate, of 1032 per square centimetre per second.

This is likely because the algorithm used to generate EKR reportedly utilizes n k within its calculation and effectively benchmarks itself to the keratometric power, negating the expected theoretical change [ 28].