Sentence examples for Persistent application from inspiring English sources

The performance of persistent application improves up to 30% when data is prefetched.

Our persistent application of this methodology has taught us all sorts of tricks and techniques, as well as earning us some pre-eminence in this field.

"I cannot do better," he said, than to quote from a lecture by the painter John Minton "in which he said of his own artistic creations, 'The important thing is to be there when the picture is painted.' And this, it seems to me, is partly a matter of luck and partly good judgment, inspiration and persistent application".

Nonetheless, persistent application of positive SET pulses induced the changes of the resistive state from HRS to LRS and the capacitive state from HCS to LCS; by applying −6 V RESET pulses, the HRS and HCS states were restored.

PC2 has very high positive loadings of Cd, which suggested that persistent application of phosphate fertilisers in the study area may have led to an increase in Cd accumulation in the sediments (Guo and He 2013).

Both spinners have opined that they bowl more effectively in tandem via persistent application of pressure to batsmen, but statistics have shown that while Kumble has performed better when paired with Harbhajan, Harbhajan has been more effective in Kumble's absence.

After two months of persistent applications, I was lucky enough to receive three job offers, allowing me the luxury of choosing the right career path for me.

If an object is cached in virtual memory after it is fetched from the database, the performance of the example persistent applications improved by a factor of 25.

Be weary of any persistent applications you have open when connecting to a public wifi hotspot such as Facebook and Twitter.

For the evaluation of GIFT, persistent tracking application was introduced and evaluated using both synthetic and real dataset.

There is a definite link between economic factors and farmer-suicide, according to Gutierrez et al. They demonstrated that farm size and yield - the yardsticks of poverty and risk - as well as the acreage cultivated, and persistent insecticide application, are the true culprits.