Sentence examples for and the maximum performance from inspiring English sources
We present the algorithm used, the processor, and the maximum performance for IPv4 and IPv6.
Also it is observed that a rotary frequency of the rotor affected on the pump performance for generating the density gradient and the maximum performance is occurred at a special frequency of the rotor.
Where permissible, conditions for properness of periodic control are derived and expressions for optimum phase differences (between input pairs), optimum amplitude ratios, and the maximum performance improvement vis-a-vis steady state operation are obtained.
It is found that the configurations of the supporting plate affect the performance of the cell, and the maximum performance can be achieved by optimizing its open ratio by varying the rib configuration and rib thickness.
This time interval coincides with the time scale suggested in [ 14] for the nucleocytoplasmic shuttling of STAT5, which could indicate a coupling between the frequency of the oscillations and the maximum performance of the pathway.
The quantitative evaluation considers image-processing applications and shows that the maximum performance depends on the amount of data processed by the reconfigurable hardware.
Nike Zeus was originally intended to be a straightforward development of the earlier Hercules system giving it the ability to hit ICBM warheads at about the same range and altitude as the maximum performance of the Hercules.
In this particular case, the optimal threshold value that leads to the minimal number of errors and therefore to the maximum performance is located exactly in the middle between the peaks of the two distributions which is indicated by the blue dashed vertical line (log (x) = −1.3).
The reference cases of having an unlimited and no cache show the maximum performance improvement possible with our setup.
An another important innovative part of this research is related to the choice of the independent parameters, which was done after several exhaustive tests, to ensure the maximum performance and generalization of the algorithm and the consumption of the minimum resources.
Changes in pain severity across the different test days and examination items likely contributed to greater measurement variability, and also may have underestimated the maximum performance capacity of individuals with neck pain compared to pain-free individuals; however, the magnitude of these effects is currently unknown.
