benchmarks

英 [ˈbentʃmɑːks]

美 [ˈbentʃmɑːrks]

n.  基准
benchmark的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 基准；水准点；衡量尺度
  Abenchmarkis something whose quality or quantity is known and which can therefore be used as a standard with which other things can be compared.
  1. The truck industry is a benchmark for the economy.
     卡车业是衡量经济的一个基准。

双语例句

• For these and other reasons, IBM generally relies on industry standard benchmarks.
  由于这些和其他原因，IBM通常依赖行业标准基准测试。
• Each of these benchmarks had its own LPAR and virtualization within the same physical hardware.
  在相同的物理硬件中，每个基准测试有它自己的LPAR和虚拟化。
• We used several benchmarks from the Great Language Shootout to measure our progress.
  我们使用了来自于GreatLanguageShootout的几个基准进行度量。
• This is partly because investors are increasingly using similar benchmarks to judge performance.
  这一现象的部分原因在于，投资者越来越多地使用相似的基准来评判市场的表现。
• Set benchmarks, comparing expected time versus actual time for a specific number of tests.
  设置基准，以对比特定数量的测试的期望的时间和实际的时间。
• Investment performance, or comparing to investment benchmarks, will not do it.
  投资表现，或者与投资基准相比较的做法，则收不到这种效果。
• Core-library: benchmarks that specifically exercise Ruby's core library classes and methods.
  Ruby的核心库中类和方法的评测。
• Create benchmarks or milestones.
  或里程碑。某一个。
• Inflation is a great distorter of seemingly fixed economic ideas and benchmarks.
  通货膨胀是对看来稳定的经济观念和基准的严重歪曲。
• This can be accomplished by running a few industry-accepted benchmarks.
  这可以通过运行几个行业认可的基准测试来完成。