The phrase "average global performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall performance metrics or results of a system, organization, or phenomenon on a worldwide scale.
Example: "The study revealed that the average global performance of renewable energy sources has improved significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "mean worldwide performance" or "typical global performance".
Otherwise, if a particular instantaneous best code would not exist, the average global performance would be equal or worse than the STBC curve.
In this appendix, we outline the recursive approach which, coherently with an inductive principle, allows to derive the average global performance metrics (namely, RE, D, and TE), on the basis of the average local performance metrics of a generic TD.
That's more than double the average global fund's performance.
Perhaps in his next column he could correlate market performance with average global temperatures, America's Cup races, Supreme Court nominees or — my favorite — [the popularity] of swimsuit colors in the infamous annual Sports Illustrated issue.
To show how the gain in average global quantization accuracy affects the performance of the system, the simulation results of the average per‐user data rate with and without the PA feedback are shown in Figure 5b, where ' RNPA' and ' RPA' are the average data rate per user with and without PA feedback, respectively.
This past weeks flows were highly skewed even though the performance of the average U.S. equity fund and the performance of the average global equity fund were not too different in the past week and the past two weeks.
The implications of this body of work are multifaceted and include the observation that small increases in average global temperatures may have measurable effects on performance in amphibian embryos and larvae.
Briefly, global measures like the F-score provide only partial insights into the intricate inferential assessment because they average over the entire network structure resulting in a global performance measure.
It shows that BPA should be large enough to provide an evident performance gain from the PA feedback, in terms of both the average global quantization accuracy and the average per‐user data rate.
In the global performance of the group of subjects, each 5% quantile is defined as a weighted average of the corresponding quantile (mean RT of correct go-responses) of each subject of the group.
Even if the patronage starts again increasing since 2000, the global performance of the network is not satisfying, as evidenced by the rather weak rate of utilisation (on average 4 trips per vehicule.km).km
