Sentence examples for civilian performance from inspiring English sources

(US Army 1985: 3) Since civilian performance is far less predictable under wartime conditions, the document cautions contracting agencies to be judicious about the requirements, type and administration of each contract.

The MHS also leverages performance-based incentives (similar to civilian pay-for-performance programs) that provide financial incentives for achieving workload output and quality of care targets.

According to my office's analysis, better-educated officers have fewer civilian complaints, higher performance ratings and are more racially and ethnically tolerant.

Did this make any difference to the Soviet civilian or military aviation performance?

Since the 1970s, runway length requirements have actually decreased, and the takeoff and climb performance of civilian aircraft has improved substantially.

Ahrar al-Sham also said there was "a gulf" between the HNC negotiating body and "the revolutionary street with all its military and civilian elements", calling its performance "weak and stumbling" while Russia and Iran were helping the government make territorial gains.

During a cluster period, sleep deprivation led to reassignment of duties when he was in the Army and decreased job performance in civilian life, but did not otherwise impact his personal relationships or academic performance.

Similarly, peer-reviewed research from the Center for BrainHealth has shown that guided brain training significantly improves higher-order cognitive performance in civilian adults with TBI.

CRM has meant a huge leap forward in improving aircrew team performance in civilian as well as in military aviation.

Two years ago the Civilians presented four performances of a very early draft of "This Beautiful City" to about 2,000 Colorado Springs residents, a crowd that included perhaps 100 interviewees.

The Civilians have scheduled a cabaret performance with songs from the show at Joe's Pub on Sept. 10.