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baseline

[beys-lahyn] / ˈbeɪsˌlaɪn /


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The measures are intended as a baseline, and local commanders can take additional steps to increase security, said Northcom spokesperson Becky Farmer.

From Los Angeles Times

The pricing remains the same as the previous models even with higher baseline storage, and also as Apple faces a supply-chain environment featuring skyrocketing memory-component costs.

From MarketWatch

Second, using presidential results creates the same baseline for all races.

From Salon

“If DoD makes this the default clause across all AI vendors, it eliminates vendor-by-vendor negotiation over acceptable use and signals that firms unwilling to accept that baseline will be replaced,” Tillipman said.

From MarketWatch

A bust that brings down the economy isn’t my baseline.

From The Wall Street Journal