Sentence examples for covers the performance from inspiring English sources

The study covers the performance of sand drains with different depths and spacing.

The index covers the performance of countries across five areas – the level of emissions, the trends in emissions, energy efficiency, renewable energy policies and the approach to climate change at national and international levels.

To the best of the authors' knowledge, no other MAC protocol can be used in the noise-OFDM system due to the reasons detailed in Section 2. This section covers the performance analysis of CPARC in the light of success rate and latency for accessing the control channel.

Life Magazine covers the performance, so in the March 14th 1943 issue of Life Magazine there's a two page spread in the magazine featuring photgraphs of Cage, in a tuxedo and an immaculate flat top hair cut, conducting his orchestra, which included Merce Cunningham, and Cage's wife as percussion players.

Mr. Sullivan said later that he couldn't get any gay media to cover the performance, and that the vast majority of his alternative-comedy audience was straight.

But this is a self-selective procress; they don't cite figures that cover the performance of all technically-guided hedge funds.

Mankiewicz was sent to cover the performance of Gladys Wallis, who was the wife of the utilities magnate Samuel Insull, as Lady Teazle in "School for Scandal".

Selected results cover the performance of the planning tools, the quality of the solutions and the use of input parameters and service precedence.

To continue the work, our future research will cover the performance and complexity analysis for Alamouti-encoded transmission, in which different proposals in the literature will be compared together.

The training also covered the performance and interpretation of the iFOBT test.

Complicating matters further, music site operators may face pressure to secure a third type of right, a performance right, which covers the public performance of a work and which can be held by the songwriter or by the music publishers.