Sentence examples for Reap performance from inspiring English sources

Environmental collaboration with upstream suppliers and downstream customers has been found useful for organizations to reap performance gains (Vachon and Klassen 2008; Yang et al. 2009; Zhu et al. 2010).

Again, the bene fits seemed to have bypassed Miss Thornton, although in this case, at least, she will reap substantial performance royalties as the song's com poser.

By focusing on the entire mobile device and not just the components, a holistic approach to energy optimization facilitates the mobile device industry in discovering the variables that can maximize energy efficiency, and continue to reap the performance gains predicted by Moore's law.

Now they have to roam from town to town again to reap live performance fees, which is natural justice for six decades of hedonism and excess.

Follow them, and you'll reap the performance and health benefits that come with getting the right quantity and quality of sleep.

Step two is moving those women to higher paying positions and reaping the performance benefits that more diverse leadership affords," Lamb said.

Oracle's silicon-to-software integration reaps big performance returns, which — according to its benchmarks — will pay back in the form of less capacity purchased relative to other options.

To reap the full performance benefits of BASs in home networks, they need to be easily and dynamically programmable by home network users.

The upshot: you need to work hard (say, about 50 hours a week), but beyond that you reap no real performance benefit from adding more hours.

The main objective function of "initial tier placement" problem is the balanced decision of which tier the data is to be initially written in-order to reap the maximum performance benefits.

Ironically, such a focus on problem areas prevents companies from reaping the best performance from its people.