Sentence examples for definition of a performance from inspiring English sources
The methodology involves the use of gold dissolution and cyanide consumption kinetic models incorporated into a simulator, and the definition of a performance criterion for the plant optimization.
The result of that process fits the statutory definition of a performance to a tee: The subscriber's device "show[s]" the broadcast's "images" and "make[s] the sounds accompanying" the broadcast "audible". §101.
Definition of a performance objective that describes a level of performance which is associated with a specific seismic hazard.
Formulating a reaching task in this framework requires a definition of a performance index (i.e., cost-function) to minimize for, typically including reaching error, end-point stability and energy expenditure.
"Personally, I think Gary gave the absolute definition of a cinematic performance: he does almost nothing, yet is the most compelling person on the screen.
This paper analyzes some issues related to the metrological characterization of instruments for power quality monitoring, in order to move a step toward the definition of a full performance verification protocol.
Film GARDEN CITY "Lohengrin," high-definition screening of a performance of the Wagner opera recorded at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan.
Through March 17. $20. "Notre-Dame de Paris," high-definition screening of a performance inspired by Victor Hugo's novel, with music by Maurice Jarre.
The definition of an optimal performance was carried out by a two-stage optimisation (stochastic and deterministic) to take into account both the overflow during the current rain event as well as the expected overflow given the probability of a future rain event.
Top and middle management, therefore, should focus on the definition of a structured business performance measurement system for the after-sales business.
Criteria used for framework selection was in line with our definition of a health system performance assessment framework, and included: being system wide (not just one programme, dimension, or service provider); well developed and documented, currently in use; and explicitly applied in a health system (or systems) at least twice.
