The phrase "a long time performance" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to describe a performance that lasts for a long duration, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The concert was a long time performance, lasting over three hours without a break."
Alternatives: "a lengthy performance" or "an extended performance".
For a long time, performance was the driver for the enterprise.
"When you do the same thing for a long time, performance falls," says Alejandro Lleras, Ph.D., author of that study and an associate professor of psychology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
The long time performance of an isothermal fixed bed reactor undergoing catalyst poisoning is theoretically analyzed using the dispersion model.
In most installations, BHEs also represent the most important cost item, and a careful design analysis is needed to either assure long time performance or reduce the payback period, both parameters related to overall BHE length.
To assess the long time performance of the proposed AFNO method, wide range tests of a real INS/GPS with a car vehicle have been performed.
For a long time, his performance spoke for itself.
Wiley Hausam, the executive director, said the theater would "offer the dance community something they've needed for a long time": a performance space larger than the Joyce Theater and smaller than City Center.
For a long time, American performances of Shakespeare featured one or two leads who handled the lines with ease and the rest lagging far behind.
The tool will allow developers to isolate exactly which functions in their app are taking a long time to perform, allowing them to monitor performance in real time.
The world of optics has been sitting out there for a long time as the performance leader, but it has been a very expensive way to get the performance that you need for the same kind of input/output speeds.
