Sentence examples for under benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Statewide, a total of 618 schools — or more than one-quarter of the state's 2,430 public schools — were cited in August because too few of their students passed the statewide tests in 2007 under benchmarks established by the federal No Child Left Behind law.

Experimental results for energy prediction demonstrate that we can accurately predict the peak energy consumption of an application on a target platform; whereas, results for energy optimization indicate that with no a priori knowledge of workloads sharing the platform we can save up to 24% of the overall HPC system's energy consumption under benchmarks and real-life workloads.

Under the benchmark lifetime function, a 10% increase in the market share of used cars under benchmark average new vehicle lifetime of 11.50 years yields 16.9 million tons of CO2 reduction in the cumulated life-cycle CO2 emissions during 1993 2014.

Compared with grandfathering, many fewer allowances are allocated to high-emission units under benchmarking, which alters their emission balance from surplus to shortage.

When unit load is 40% THA condition, NOx removal efficiency of the coupled system reaches 70.77%, whereas selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system should be cut off under benchmark condition.

Second, the road transport sector has the largest carbon quota under the benchmark scenario and the smallest under a low-carbon scenario.

"I can't imagine any government going under that benchmark," he said.

However, universities would lose money under the benchmark scenario of a £6,000 fee, the IFS said.

Under the benchmark proposal, individual European nations will mine the data from their technical colleges and universities, analyze the trends, and develop policies and incentives to ensure that postsecondary institutions deliver graduates who are ready to serve the job market.

"But with the unemployment rate at 9.7 percent and inflation significantly under my benchmark for price stability, there is no conflict between our policy goals, and so the directions for policy have been clear".

It does not, in and of itself, make a value judgment on whether 29 rupees is enough for a dignified life; it is simply a tool that allows the government to track the poorest segment of the population, calibrated so that about a third of the total population comes in under this benchmark.