Sentence examples for associated to the performance from inspiring English sources

The new approach is introduced to determine the dynamic behavior of a bevel gear system with uncertainty associated to the performance coefficient of the input aerodynamic torque.

The effect of the flow and chemical variables associated to the performance of the solid phase extraction procedure was investigated and optimized using a 25−1 fractional factorial design as well as Doehlert design.

In this case, the statistical significance of the results cannot be evaluated by means of confidence intervals associated to the performance of each method independently, but requires the comparison of the different methods in a one-to-one basis for the same sentences, speakers and train/test datasets.

Event-based and emergent timing are supposed to be associated to the performance of discontinuous movements like tapping, and continuous movements like oscillations or circle drawing, respectively.

Deciphering the genomic basis of hygienic behavior is a prerequisite to developing an extensive repertoire of genetic markers associated to the performance level of this quantitative trait.

However, neither AChE-S mRNA nor p250GAP levels were associated to the cognitive performance.

Generally, as liners are wearing, tumbling mills performance slightly increases then decreases till they are replaced preferably when the cost associated to the drop of performance is higher than the cost of relining or when liners reach a critical thickness susceptible to breakage.

Again, there is a small RD performance cost associated to the smoother quality case.

This technique consists of determining a stabilizing digital gain starting from a predetermined continuous-time controller, such that a performance criterion, associated to the difference between the continuous-time and discrete-time state trajectories, is minimized.

6MWT performance is associated to the oxygen uptake, to the severity of chronic dyspnea in COPD patients and it may also be related with the dynamic hyperinflation which is developed in patients after certain stimuli[ 9, 35].

The semantic dimension of the rules corresponds to the qualitative and procedural meaning of the practices, associated to their performance.