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61 As measured by the London gold fixing, a global benchmark, it fell to under $300 an ounce by early 2000. It only regained the $850 level in late 2007.

62 A solar panel substrate planeness non contact system is presented, which employs optical triangulation method and bases on virtual precise benchmark.

63 The essence of the benchmark (as seen in listing 1) is to take a couple of strings and concatenate them together.

64 For the Model of Manchester benchmark railway passenger vehicle, a robust Linear-Quadratic-Gaussian (LQG) controller was designed and validated for vertical stability on straight tracks.

65 The past year and a half have seen a lot of DB2 for LUW activity on the standard TPC-C benchmark, the benchmark commonly used to measure performance in the on line transaction processing environment.

66 Bond prices were mixed. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was unchanged at 3.80 percent from late Monday.

67 The Transpacific Stabilization Agreement bunker charge, a benchmark fuel surcharge imposed by shipping firms on sea freight, has risen from $455 per 40-foot equivalent unit in January 2007 to $1,130.

68 If valued from the benchmark of artistic theory, the most radical formalism, and the most extreme conceptualism or functionalism have all appeared in Chinese contemporary art.

69 South is the benchmark of soothsaying thought, which is displayed in the direction order of south, west, north and east.

70 At its all-time peak in July, benchmark aluminum on the London Metal Exchange reached $3,375 a tonne. It ended at $1,555, less than half that price, on Thursday.Sentencedict.com

71 That's the benchmark rate for millions of business and consumer loans.

72 Benchmark data consistently shows that our approach achieves very good results in terms of the performance enhancement and the power reduction.

73 You should also address several areas on your system before running any benchmark program on it.

74 The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index, or Kospi, rose 49.7 %, its best year since 2005.

75 DPU BES benchmark with hardware supported acceleration to deliver blazing data encryption performance.

76 The British pound, Swedish krona, Swiss franc and Canadian dollar are also trading well above their burger benchmark.

77 Use some horizontal line or subject as benchmark to draw a parallel line for midpoint line of stationary seat.

78 The benchmark SET Index closed 5 % lower at 387.43, its lowest level since May 2003.

79 The dollar also pared gains against the yen immediately after the FOMC statement, dropping to 82.20 from 82.50 before the statement. But it rebounded to session highs as U.S. benchmark yields rose.

80 Inflaction is a great disorder of seemingly fixed economic ideas and benchmark problem!

81 In this capacity, he defines server performance requirements, monitors market trends(sentencedict.com), and oversees the delivery of benchmark data.

82 India's wholesale price index is the benchmark to measure the level of inflation.

83 The following subsections shown in Table 8 describe specific simulated user workload scenarios used in the benchmark test runs.

84 The rise in the benchmark 10-year Treasury note pushed down the yield to 2.339%.

85 The new fast computer is now the benchmark in the computer industry.

86 If you are over-titled, ... you will see that your job duties probably do not match the duties of a benchmark job that has your actual job title.

87 Sound propagation in two-axis channel is a benchmark problem for computational methods of underwater acoustics, and some computational methods are ill-posed.

88 Tim Peierls has constructed a simple benchmark for measuring the relative scalability of synchronized versus Lock, using a simple linear congruence pseudorandom number generator (PRNG).

89 Benchmark data consistently show that our approach achieves very good results.

90 The wisdom of using bigness as a benchmark dubious also in the financial world.