Sentence examples for cannot outperform from inspiring English sources
Theory tells us that even these cannot outperform the market for long, so maybe the present flowering of the hedge funds is too short a time to judge.
Today's best systems are good at spotting "strangers" but cannot outperform a human when it comes to recognising people the person is familiar with.
It is shown that the solution obtained using the deterministic model cannot outperform the result of the stochastic model considering the robustness and opportuneness criteria.
If the market is efficient (or even approximately so), a hedge fund cannot outperform it for long as a stock picker unless it buys stocks intending to change existing management policies and thus enhance firm value.
In response, the manufacturers of Gatorade and other similar post-exercise thirst quenchers have attempted to copy the optimal carbohydrate-protein ratio found in milk, but even with their upgraded products, they cannot outperform the real thing.
Further study is performed via the change curves of a renewal metric and a refinement metric to investigate why BLDE cannot outperform some compared EAs for several selected benchmark problems.
Put simply, using our current implementation, we cannot yet outperform an (optimised) single-processor resampling algorithm.
But even Fox acknowledges the basic premise of the efficient-market theory, that investors cannot consistently outperform the broad stock-market indices.
No single person is responsible for the financial calculation and the traces used assume that a firm cannot systematically outperform the broader economy or the history of the firm.
However, challenges regarding the limited sulfur content and areal sulfur loading in the cathode lead to a low areal capacity that cannot even outperform state-of-the-art lithium-ion batteries, which greatly offsets the high-energy advantage of Li-S batteries and further hinders their practical use.
Simulation results show that OT cannot always outperform MRT in a nonfading environment.
