Sentence examples for constrained performance from inspiring English sources

Such skills are learned when a reward is made contingent on quantitatively constrained performance.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09423.015 These results show that the decrease in variability in M1 and DS is not just a reflection of a more constrained performance of the movement as training progresses; variability of the movement decreased in a specific dimension but it increased in others were no significant correlation with neuronal variability was evident.

Analyst Michael Blogg at Investec said: Smiths' update today flags several issues that will constrain performance in the short-term, including a slow start at interconnect and caution at John Crane.

These different set points may have reflected certain prior expectations about the improbability of either perfect stability or excessive instability that could constrain performance when those conditions occur.

The difference between maximum metabolic rate and standard metabolic rate is referred to as aerobic scope, and because it constrains performance it is suggested to constitute a key limiting process prescribing how fish may cope with or adapt to climate warming.

The simulation results further indicate that the segmented DEA approach proposed in this paper is effective and practical in evaluating the cardinality constrained portfolio performance.

The ingredients of the paper are illustrated on a model problem with the Burgers equation with control and on a constrained aerodynamic performance analysis problem.

This points to the need to expand this first attempt with more sophisticated ways of representing the constrained hydrodynamic performance variables.

However, lack of funds to support the work of the selected community representatives, limited time for deliberations, short notice for the meetings, and lack of feedback on the approved priorities constrained the performance of the community representatives.

Moreover, objectives are not constrained to performance gaps with existing CDS technologies, but rather may include those for which CDS tools might reasonably be expected to be developed in the near term, for example, by the beginning of Stage 3 of the EHR Incentive program.

The earliest limit is a loss in performance caused by a mismatch in oxygen supply capacity and associated costs as well as hypoxemia constraining performance capacity, leaving less energy for e.g. growth (Pörtner and Knust, 2007, Science).