Sentence examples for a far better performance from inspiring English sources

"It was a far better performance all round compared to the first three games".

Growth has averaged 8% a year for the past decade, a far better performance than any of the other ex-Soviet Central Asian economies.

With 98 per cent of the vote counted, the AKP had won 49.4 per cent and 316 seats in the 550 seat parliament, a far better performance than predicted by the polls.

That runner-up finish in the Wood was a far better performance than Monarchos has been credited for, and perhaps some historic precedent is on the side of the Oxley-Ward-Chavez team.

"We might have lost, but from where I was it was a far better performance than we had at Sheffield Wednesday [where they lost 4-1] laSaturdayday," he explained.

In other words, the exchange of information among layers renders a far better performance than working in isolation.

It's less intrusive than a pre or post roll ad, and has far better performance than ads placed around a video.

By defining a new variable Z such that Z i ≡ I (Y i > τ) Y i for each observation and then applying Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney test or better still a permutation test to Z, the new methods achieve far better performance when considered across a broad range of circumstances in terms of both Type-1 error rates and power.

For larger sample sizes, the nonparametric methods perform just as well as the parametric methods when the correct distribution is used for modeling, with far better performance when an incorrect distribution is applied.

For that money you expect far better performance than with a standard electric car, and far better range.

PLINK 1.9 demonstrates the power of a weak form of compressive genomics [ 43]: by using bit arithmetic to perform computation directly on compressed genomic data, it frequently exhibits far better performance than programs which require an explicit decompression step.