Sentence examples for the benchmark one from inspiring English sources

A design example demonstrates that the proposed design method has an advantage over the benchmark one in improving the signal-to-noise ratio.

The MAPE value is 3.50% from the proposed model, while it is 4.36% from the benchmark one for this summer week.

The results confirm what we have observed from the cross validation setting: for each zone, the proposed model outperforms the benchmark one for most of the validation years.

However, for the same type of impairment (JPEG2000 compression) our metric performs slightly better than the benchmark one when the images in the IRCCyN/IVC database [24] are considered.

For calibration purposes, the level of agreement between scores obtained by the examiners and the benchmark one (interexaminer agreement) or taking into account repeated examinations by the same examiner (intraexaminer agreement) is obtained by assessment of a small group of subjects.

The cap on the benchmark one-year deposit rate, for instance, is 2.52%, while the floor for the one-year lending rate is slightly over 6%, allowing banks and those institutions that loan money a 3.5% interest spread.

In China the benchmark one-year lending rates sit at 6%.

But Tuesday's quarter-point rise in the benchmark one-year deposit rate to 3 percent won't push real deposit rates, now at negative 2 percent, into positive territory.

The central bank raised the benchmark one-year bank deposit rate by a quarter of a percentage point, to 3.25 percent, effective Wednesday.

The most obvious tool in its kit to arrest the slide would be to cut interest rates, but it has not done so since July 2012; the benchmark one-year lending rate remains lofty at 6%.

The benchmark one-year lending rate was raised to 6.06%, and the deposit rate increased to 3%.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Forests Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Football wealth ReprintsBritain's trade deficit widened to £9.2 billion ($14.4 billion) in December.