Significados de performance benchmark en inglés

The ratio, which measures claims and costs as a percentage of premiums, is a key performance benchmark.

We call it a technological marvel that will set the EV performance benchmark for the foreseeable future.

The Ferrari 458 Italia, a performance benchmark for Nissan engineers, is all sensual curves and scalpel edges.

Inclusion on the indices creates demand from global fund managers that use them as a performance benchmark for their funds.

Lloyd's combined ratio, a key performance benchmark, weakened to 84 percent from 83.1 percent in 2006.

The performance benchmark had buy-in from 30 councils and covered the four key areas of governance including service delivery and asset management.

The 0-100kph performance benchmark is dispatched in a mere 4.5 seconds and a top speed is 240kph.

The infamous Nürburgring-Nordschleife is to auto racing as K2 is to mountaineering -a technical challenge and performance benchmark recognized around the world.

That lagged the 3 percent gain in the HFRI Fund Weighted Composite Index, a performance benchmark for hedge funds published by Hedge Fund Research.

This will see performance benchmarked, ensure transparency, and drive up quality across the sector.

Yemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh is being given clear performance benchmarks for continued international assistance.

The contract with Emery includes serious performance benchmarks.

Their cluster was tested against performance benchmarks.

The SSG review does not identify the banks that meet or fall short of the group's performance benchmarks.

It presents performance benchmarks comparing the sequential version of LINKMAP with the parallel version running on different parallel machines.

The first argues that the DfT has not properly enforced the management contract, with GTR having clearly breached performance benchmarks.