It is possible that the sense of ren as particular virtue and the sense of comprehensive excellence are related in that attitudes such as care and respect for others may be a pervasive aspect of different forms of moral excellence, e.g., such attitudes may be expressed in ritual performance, as discussed below, or in right or appropriate action according to the context.
Sleep reduces the effect of the second suppressive process, allowing the full benefit of the first process to be expressed in enhanced performance overnight.
The rationale was that if memory consolidation was taking place during the increased ripple activity, then the reinforced memory should be expressed in improved behavioral performance on the next day.
Any fault detection and diagnosis system for a safety critical system has to fulfill strong safety specifications which can be expressed in terms of different performance criteria as detection time performance, missed detection rate, or false alarm rate.
Beethoven uses clarinet, oboe, horns and strings to express what cannot be expressed in words, and the instrumental performance is faultlessly sensitive to the drama it is illustrating.
In this way, reactor performance can be expressed in terms of agitator design.
If the ground-truth positions are available, the localization performance can be expressed in terms of the normalized root mean square error (NRMSE).
However, the solution of WCB cannot be expressed in a closed form, and its performance is affected by a prior parameter, which is the steering vector error norm bound of the desired signal.
Moreover not all aspects of performance can be expressed in scores and scores are not objective" (Q-P8).
Using very recent results in statistical learning theory, it is shown that the UCEM property holds in any problem in which the satisfaction of a performance constraint can be expressed in terms of a finite number of polynomial inequalities.
