Sentence examples for the benchmarks with from inspiring English sources

The possibility of geo-locating the benchmarks with a precision in the order of 1 5 meters.

Where Ewithsch and Ewithoutsch represent respectively the energy consumed by the benchmarks with scheduling routines and without scheduling routines.

This position matches with the location of measurement 0.5 cm upslope of the obstacles in the benchmarks with barriers (BM-B, below).

The experiments show that our technique works better on the benchmarks with more white space as it has more capability to distribute routing congestion evenly.

The benchmarks with obstacles (BM-B) demonstrate that obstacle geometry and orientation influence the extent of thickening of the flow upslope of the obstacle that can lead to overtopping (Fig. 3; Dietterich et al., 2015).

In comparison to the best results from the state-of-the-art methods, the CRCNN showed a significant outperformance on all the benchmarks, with a relative improvement of 13.24% (on FG-NET), 23.20% (on MORPH), and 4.74% (IoG).

They did it the hard way with seven gruelling halves against Scotland, France and Italy – and then set the benchmark with one last half of brilliance.

Still, if investors picked the 15 funds with the lowest fees over the period of the study, they would have outperformed the benchmark, with an 8.8 percent annual return.

François Mitterrand remains the benchmark, with his "two families" side by side and Mazarine Pingeot, the president's out-of-marriage daughter, is now a writer and an accepted figure of the Mitterrand clan.

While Hodgson agreed that Alli "set the benchmark" with his goalscoring display on Tuesday in terms of young players, he said a new generation of youngsters had been emerging for a while.

The first column reports the benchmark with no maternity leave policy.