The phrase "a high performance i" is not correct and appears to be incomplete.
It could be used in contexts discussing high-performance items, but it needs to be completed for clarity, such as "a high performance item" or "a high performance indicator."
Example: "We are looking to invest in a high performance i that can enhance our productivity."
Alternatives: "a high-efficiency i" or "a top-performing i".
This framework includes three modules: (1) a data distribution module, (2) a data transformation module, and (3) a high performance I/O module.
On the other hand, a laboratory experiment of the phase induced amplitude apodization/binary-mask hybrid coronagraph has been executed to obtain an option of higher performance (i.e., smaller inner working angle and higher throughput), and a contrast of 6.5 × 10−7 was achieved with active wavefront control.
The design concept is presented by utilizing a high performance thermoplastic material (i.e. Glass/Polypropylene) along with an efficient low cost manufacturing process and fabrication techniques.
I'm asked about how I will work with them to create a high performance 'top team.' I look around the Boardroom and all I can see are exhausted 'grey' executives!
The aim of present study is to determine experimentally the first desorption isotherm of a high performance concrete based on CEM I cement for long-term underground nuclear waste storage structures.
The system's hardware includes: (i) a high performance computing (HPC) cluster comprising several Intel-based servers (ii) an entry-level server functioning as the web server.
Frameworks like Google's map-reduce [4] depart from the venerable UNIX interface to provide a high performance framework for I/O and computing in Grids and Clusters.
When I read the news I had this sudden image of a high-performance gym I trained at for a few months in Australia.
First, it provides a rapid answer to the question of whether any combinations exist that are high-performance; i.e., it answers the question "Does a population of high-performance, cost-effective putative clinical workflows exist?".
