Sentence examples for a marginal performance from inspiring English sources

Simulation results show that there was only a marginal performance loss when using the MSCS algorithm based on ML decoding.

From a pure thermodynamic analysis only a marginal performance benefit is achieved for high temperature cases with the working fluids under consideration.

Therefore, using the average V-MIMO feedback bits in the medium range of (bar {P}_{o}), such as 10 15 dB, guarantees a marginal performance loss compared with the use of instantaneous feedback bits so that constant V-MIMO feedback bits computed in average sense does not provide the significant performance loss rather than the use of variable feedback bits from instantaneous channel.

Adding family history, age, BMI, and waist circumference components of the noninvasive model to this DRS model improved the fit slightly (P = 0.0067, likelihood ratio test) but produced only a marginal performance gain (AUC 0.792 vs. 0.780, P = 0.059).

However, the effect of source population size on overall performance was inconsistent across LHS and transplant environments: in novel environments, large source population size was associated with a marginal performance cost at early LHS but had no effect at later LHS.

Assessing accommodation in this manner facilitates the decision-making process of the designer as they are able to weigh the tradeoff between more sizes and increased cost by finding a point of diminishing marginal performance.

We identify conditions under which using a proxy provides significant or marginal performance gain by investigating factors including initial window size, congestion level of the proxy, and the level of asymmetry between the segments segregated by the proxy.

An alternative front steering (FS) launcher is proposed [M.A. Henderson, R. Chavan, F. Sanchez, Front Steering ECCD Launcher Study for the ITER upper port, CRPP LRP 791/04], which has a wider steering range and a narrower deposition width offering above marginal performance for all plasma equilibria investigated.

While pursuing his career, he befriended the poet Jean Genet, who had an avant-garde interest in "marginal" performance, and it was in part his friendship with Genet, rather than some Romani legacy, that led him back to the circus.

That meant marginal performance, no promotions and a rolling career of short stays in jobs with no accumulation of seniority.

Following the experiment results, it is clear that the proposed architecture is able to greatly reduce the decoder complexity by a hundred-fold in addition to other marginal performance improvements.