Sentence examples for a bit more performance from inspiring English sources
Richard has a bit more performance in him, but the judges are right: his dance ability is low and he shows little sign of getting better.
"Hopefully we can understand the car a bit more after the race today and extract a bit more performance.
It does consume a bit more power, so there's a trade-off there, but it also delivers quite a bit more performance. .
For those that like the Leaf and just wanted more range or a bit more performance, the Plus is likely to be just the ticket to meet your needs.
It irritates me that things like strategic errors and unreliability class as misfortune - if Red Bull have the same component fail multiple times that sounds like they've traded off some safety margin on reliability for a bit more performance, so that's their risk.
Head of performance engineering Rob Smedley admitted Williams still 'need a bit more performance out of the package to fight with the cars in front.'" Mercedes head of motorsport Toto Wolff: "There is a real threat from Ferrari, they have improved a lot over the winter.
Shaped and designed for a little bit more performance than the bigger boards, the funboard will allow a surfer to work on turns and drive.
"In the final day we put a little bit more performance on the car and everything seemed to work in the right direction," he said.
The results for Segment 2 ("Noise + sine") shown in the lower left plot are a bit more complicated: optimal performance is again obtained for t=1, but this optimum is shallower than that for Segment 1 and there is a second, small local minimum from t=2.5 to t=3, after which performance again degrades monotonically with increasing t.
Can you tell me a bit more about your performance on April 30th?
It was a bravura performance, quite a bit more commanding than her performance against the diminutive Cibulkova, whose high-risk baseline strategy kept Wozniacki scrambling and lunging for much of the match in an attempt to counter her flat, go-for-the-lines power.
