英語 での As a benchmark の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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As a benchmark for domestic SRF technology, its fuel preparation and high-parameter, high-capacity energy conversion technology has established a milestone for waste incineration power generation technology.
The human performance score used as a benchmark by Microsoft and Alibaba was created by using some of the Mechanical Turk answers to create a kind of composite human.
The factory visits were wonderful as I was able to witness the great standards in running a business which I will use as a benchmark for my own business.
Due to the difficulties in measuring individual antioxidant components of a complex mixture(such as pomegranate juice), Trolox equivalency is used as a benchmark for the antioxidant capacity of such a mixture.
Indexes covering ESG themes or tilted toward ESG factors can be applied as a benchmark, or as the basis for a passively invested portfolio.
The UNICEF report uses a fixed reference point, anchored to the relative poverty line in 2008, as a benchmark against which to assess the absolute change in child poverty over time.
The VDE Institute and Fraunhofer ISE have established this certification as a benchmark utilizing more than 300 specific test points in four key areas including.
Loh Boon Chye, CEO of SGX, commented:“I am delighted with the launch of our first Pan-Asian index and that it will be used as a benchmark for an ETF.
Chosen again and again by overclockers and enthusiast users worldwide, NT-H1 has established itself as a benchmark for premium-quality thermal interface materials(TIMs).
It uses a fixed reference point, anchored to the relative poverty line in 2008 and adjusted for inflation, as a benchmark against which to assess the absolute change in child poverty over time.
The vision has to make as a benchmark for the welfare of human beings both in terms of physical health and job opportunities and help improve the welfare of others.
This report, however, uses a fixed reference point, anchored to the relative poverty line in 2008, as a benchmark against which to assess the absolute change in child poverty over time.
Try pushing after feeding way paper to behind the board as a benchmark, through the platform suction, smooth the cardboard into the machine.
Taking U.S. performance over the past 50 years as a benchmark, the potential for welfare gains from better long-run, supply-side policies exceeds by far the potential from further improvements in short-run demand management.1.
In Japan's wage negotiations, the observed rate of increase in the consumer price index(CPI) of the previous year is used as a benchmark in determining the rate of increase in wages for the following year Chart 13.
The ICD identifies about 55,000 separate injuries, diseases, conditions and causes of death, and is widely used as a benchmark for diagnoses and health insurance.
Generally, Western states seem to be strongly attached to promoting their own position and using it as a benchmark to judge others….
Jinsha Site Museum, the new complex row highlights of the musical as a benchmark to create a Broadway classic mode"Sands" in the museum relics Museum Hall debut performances opened for May 22 prologue.
In Europe, German government bonds function as a benchmark not only for financial products in Germany but also for fixed income products traded in the rest of Europe.
With a fragrant orange aroma and a well-balanced flavor, it has been extremely popular as a benchmark for orange liqueurs(Triple Sec) since its release, and has been supported by bartenders around the world as“a liqueur that must be in a bar”.