The practical complexities may be intractable, from the sharing of copyright to the management of competing performance schedules.
Voting in the Eurovision contest, in which national juries across Europe award up to 12 points to each competing performance, drew more than 80percentt of the Spanish television audience on a Saturday night in May.
There is, first, the reconciliation of competing performance requirements of flight, penetration, and durability (e.g., Chesier and Kelly 2006; Hughes 1997).
As a result of these new opportunities, evolutionary algorithms have been applied to controller design and model identification, for both parameter and structural optimisation and for handling multiple competing performance objectives.
We then obtained top competitive results, although for all competing systems, performances were far from being useful for the curation community.
The performance evaluation show that the solution is superior to competing high-performance hardware, while voltage and frequency scaling reduces overall energy requirements to less than 2% of a software-only implementation at the same level of performance.
On the other hand, if ministers decide that the two sectors are rivals, friendly or otherwise, then they should concentrate on competing through performance, rather than by diktat.
For instance, a Blue Sky T-shirt sells for $15.99, compared with a competing high-performance T-shirt that sells for $29.99.
The advances in microfabrication have made possible to fabricate, in few years, silicon-based electrostatic transducers competing in performance with the piezoelectric transducers.
The framework facilitates computational decision support for meeting building performance goals, allows autonomy of specialized design tasks with timely and efficient use of analysis tools, and preserves dependencies between possibly competing building performance goals.
