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Discover LudwigThe phrase "degraded performance" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a situation where something is not functioning at its full capacity or is not meeting expectations. Example: "The new software update led to degraded performance of the system, causing frustration among users."
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I can't sign myself off sick or as having a degraded performance because morgellons is not a diagnosis.
The instance was explained on the status Web site as "degraded performance" in some parts of Amazon's storage service.
Software-only modems have existed for years, but until recently the burden they put on a computer's microprocessor degraded performance too much for most users.
A status message on Amazon's Web site said that the company's cluster of cloud computing services in Virginia were "currently experiencing degraded performance".
Instances using affected EBS volumes will also experience degraded performance.
They did not keep a good track of downtime or degraded performance.
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When similar events occur, system design needs either to be iterated or degraded performances have to be accepted.
Thus some arousal is thought to be necessary for efficient performance, but too much arousal leads to anxiety or stress, which degrades performance.
And all will likely involve degrading performance.
But adding servers, counterintuitively, would actually degrade performance in a way.
Marlin explains that as this component ages, it starts to degrade performance.
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