Sentence examples for beyond the performance of from inspiring English sources
Fionn Whitehead on the beach in Warner's "Dunkirk" It remains to be seen whether Dunkirk captures the public's imagination and attention the way Saving Private Ryan did, but it does appear to have enough advantages to lift it beyond the performance of other comparable titles like Fury or Hacksaw Ridge that performed to relatively modest numbers.
2013 was quite a year for Supercell, beyond the performance of its games.
Especially in terms of power efficiency, this algorithm can beyond the performance of log-MAP algorithm.
An important aspect of VAD development is the usability of a device, which is beyond the performance of bench tests to show proper functioning.
We show that our proposed strategy goes well beyond the performance of interference avoidance techniques.
The optimized allocation significantly goes beyond the performance of FFR with three sub-bands, which, in its turn, delivers better throughput than reuse-1 in cell-edge zones.
That's nice, but the importance of MIMO goes far beyond improving the performance of Wi-Fi.
The court saw no justification in reason or in the statute to draw a line beyond which the performance of athletes becomes so excellent that a competition restricted to their level deprives its situs of the character of a public accommodation. Ibid.
So, even though robots are machines, Darling argues that there may be a point beyond which the performance of cruelty – rather than its consequences – is too uncomfortable to tolerate.
Beyond that, the performance of the NR-Network can still be acceptable in some really bad noise conditions, which indicates that the feature extracted from the "multi-input" structure is more robust to noise.
Recycling of pig waste to cattle, sheep and pigs is possible at 10 30% DM level in the ration providing the waste is properly balanced and processed, and the content of critical nutrients (cell walls, ash, copper, drugs and other undesired constituents) does not exceed the tolerance level beyond which the performance of livestock would be adversely affected.
