to benchmarking
- verb
- /ˈbɛnʧˌmɑrkɪŋ/
- Specialized
:
evaluar
- The company is benchmarking its new software against industry standards to ensure high performance.
And now you can start benchmarking every treatment by its change in how much time you have left.
- And now you can start benchmarking every treatment by its change in how much time you have left.
- Today we're reviewing and benchmarking the United States Postal Service versus Gamers Nexus and the mod mats.
- They have been measuring with some of these companies that have been benchmarking have how well they've been doing on getting people into their, onto their boards.
Examples
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But I think for sure there was there was some comparisons to AMD, but and they did say we benchmarked the other guys too, right.
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They have been measuring with some of these companies that have been benchmarking have how well they've been doing on getting people into their, onto their boards.
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And now you can start benchmarking every treatment by its change in how much time you have left.
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Rise of the Tomb Raider also, so there's it's not really a perfect benchmarking title because you run the built in benchmark.
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We will be benchmarking the efficiency of various marketing strategies to determine the best approach.
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Before launching the product, the team is benchmarking the design to compare it with best practices in the industry.
Synonyms
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3.7
To compare something with a standard to see how good it is
How Thorough
- US
69
4.4
- Specialized
329
3.7
20
2.2
720
1.0
2
4.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Benchmarking comes from benchmark, where bench + mark meant a fixed 'point' for measuring, so to benchmark something is to measure or compare it against a known 'standard' to find out how good it is.