Sentence examples for the main benchmarks from inspiring English sources
The triangle and squares denote the locations of the Kengamine peak of Mount Ontake volcano and the main benchmarks, respectively.
To date, technical and economic criteria have become the main benchmarks used in assessing the substitution potential of new materials.
Period jitter, which is one of the main benchmarks to evaluate real-time performance, equals to the difference between any actual frame period and the average frame period.
The main benchmarks and indicators involved in measuring the functional efficiency of mosque layouts are analyzed using the A-graph 2009 software program, which provides numerical results.
The main benchmarks focus on PHC provision and providers' reimbursement.
For the moment, next-day delivery is the main benchmark of quality in the industry.
The main benchmark oil quoted in the United States, West Texas Intermediate, has fallen much more sharply than Brent crude, closing Tuesday at $75.67 a barrel, down $1.94.
Fewer than 20% of pupils achieved five good GCSE passes, including mathematics and English (the main benchmark for secondary students, involving exams commonly taken at 16).
Even investment-grade bond funds require scrutiny — a lesson taught last year, when the average intermediate-term fund lost nearly 5percentt while the main benchmark, the Barclays Capital aggregate index, gained a bit over 5percentt, according to Morningstar.
Mr. Zhou said this month that many banks appeared to have stepped up new lending to drive down their percentage of all outstanding loans classified as nonperforming, the main benchmark Beijing has used to measure banks over the last two years.
The main benchmark oil contracts — light sweet crude traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange and the Brent contract traded at ICE Futures Europe in London — are quoted in dollars, as are the other important commodities contracts globally like gold, copper and wheat.
