Sentence examples for a performance trajectory from inspiring English sources

One of the defining characteristics of a disruptive innovation is a performance trajectory that allows it to eventually meet the demands of more sophisticated consumers.

"If IBM is willing to make the commitment to AMD, we think that Intel's problems keeping Pentium 4 on an improving performance trajectory in the first half of 2004 could provide a competitive opening".

Clearly, this calls for looking beyond case studies and for performing a more systematic, larger-scale and statistical-driven study as to whether or not big data investment has led to an improvement of a company's performance trajectory.

This paper describes a computationally inexpensive, yet high performance trajectory generation algorithm for omnidirectional vehicles.

The translation of the SIGN surgical technique and instrumentation from long bone fractures to hip fractures clearly demonstrates the manner in which the performance trajectory of a disruptive innovation can improve over time and begin to meet the needs of more demanding consumers (Fig.  1, solid bottom line).

Clearly domains play a role but what really matters is to invest in complementary input in big data projects in order to see a major shift in companies' overall performance trajectory.

The performance trajectory of these disruptive innovations has a distinct but similar vector of technologic improvement compared with sustaining innovations (Fig.  1, bottom solid line).

It's to Lambert's credit that, having admitted to watching the show every season, the deliberate plotting of his performance trajectory went only as far as an occasional use of makeup remover, donning of suit and tie, or brushing his hair back into a classic pompadour (which revealed a startling matinee idol handsomeness), but no further.

This prospective study used repeated measures analysis to identify potential gait performance trajectory patterns and to determine whether gait performance trajectory patterns were associated with incident disabling dementia among community-dwelling older Japanese.

Recent models propose an alternative view suggesting that to maximize performance, trajectories may be "reoptimized" and have a curved shape [12].

A technology S-curve is proposed to visualize the performance trajectories of each technology.