Sentence examples for devised for performance from inspiring English sources

In [16], an alternative model based on the approximated p-persistent MAC protocol was devised for performance analysis and optimization of WLAN throughput.

While it sometimes happens that a low-latency memory architecture is also a low-power one, optimizing memory performance does not imply power optimization or vice-versa [14] (although architectural solutions originally devised for performance optimization can be beneficial in terms of energy consumption, as well).

Hence, this paper evaluates the performance of perturb and observe (P&O) and incremental conductance (IC) MPPT technique on the basis of European Efficiency Test, EN 50530, which is specifically devised for the dynamic performance of PV system.

Great theatre ought to be about taking risks: Liverpool-based company 20 Stories High risk their credibility, combining subject matter devised for teenage audiences with performance styles that might otherwise make them gag.

In the paper, two systems for solar thermal power plants (STPPs) are devised for improving the overall performance of the plant.

That may be strictly accurate, but Sellars' staging seems essentially an elaboration of the concert presentation that he devised for the work's first performance, in Los Angeles in 2012, which Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Philharmonic brought to the Barbican in March last year.

To facilitate application, a procedure for characterizing optimal structural performance is devised for the design optimization of 'end-use' functional structures.

A new term 'Derating Factor' is devised for evaluating deterioration in thermal performance of Earth Air Tunnel Heat Exchanger (EATHE) under transient operating conditions in predominantly hot and dry climate of Ajmer Indiaa) using experimental and computational fluid dynamics modeling with FLUENT software.

A list of safety and health performance parameters was devised for the management of safety and health in construction.

In this paper, cost-effective analytical performance models are devised for a new hybrid scheduling scheme based on the integration of the well-known Priority Queueing (PQ) and Weighted Fair Queueing (WFQ) scheduling principles.

Computer aided process engineering tools devised for batch processes are still well behind the performance of those developed for steady state processes.