Sentence examples for the benchmarks from from inspiring English sources

If we assume the average dog owner wants to treat their pet well, then Whistle provides them with the benchmarks from which they can glean their success rate.

We can have an indication as to whether this aim was accomplished by comparing later the estimates on the coefficients of the control variables in the wage regression to the benchmarks from the previous literature.

Not that all the benchmarks from 1968 were political or social.

This was found to be 0.26, which according to the benchmarks from Landis and Koch [ 11] was moderate.

An alternative approach could have been to sum the benchmarks from the three regions and apply the multiplier from the Belgrade region to this combined benchmark.

In tests using R-benchmark-25.R, the use of R-MKL lead to a decrease in the runtime of the benchmark from 79s to 19s, and certain components of the benchmark ran up to 10x faster.

Their policy doesn't state the benchmark from which reductions are measured, but their target was based on the commitment made by the previous Labor government which was pegged to 2000.

A further check on the model was made by differencing the LiDAR height surface (which is used as the benchmark) from the surface predicted using the final model of Hm for both study sites.

Finally, the benchmark from Computer Vision Group, University of California at Berkeley was conducted to demonstrate that the proposed method could take the least computational time to obtain robust and good segmentation performance than the conventional ones.

Deriving the benchmark from four non-systematic and one systematic reviews was done to test the stability of the benchmark estimate (Table 2).

In Section 4 we validate it through experimentation by applying it to three multi-objective optimization problems, comparing the results with benchmark data from the literature.