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

• Stone said that green policies that are economically successful can set benchmarks for the whole continent.
  斯特恩说，这种在经济上取得的成功绿色政策为整个非洲大陆的发展提供了参考基准。
• These spreads represent the additional yield over the benchmarks and reflect the additional investment risks the paper carry.
  这些利差代表了在基准之外附加的收益率，反映了额外的投资风险。
• They also fail to define the benchmarks against which the evidence should be judged.
  同样，它们也不能界定基准来判定哪个证据应该被鉴定。
• Benchmarks usually reward fund managers for their performance against a reference index.
  基准指标通常依据针对参照指数的表现对基金经理进行奖励。
• The following information is required to be disclosed due to references to benchmarks contained in this article.
  由于对本文中包括的基准的引用，下面的信息需要公开。
• To measure quality, we must work with doctors and hospitals to define benchmarks for what constitutes quality care.
  品质测量，我们应和医生和医院一道界定医疗品质构成的基准。
• 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。
• These small benchmarks also illustrate the challenge of interpreting performance results in the presence of dynamic compilers.
  这些小基准测试也阐明了存在动态编译器的情况下解释性能结果所面临的挑战。
• 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。
• The source to these benchmarks can be found in the code. google. com "dalvik" project.
  你可以在code.google.com“dalvik”项目中找到基准测试的代码。