Sentence examples for direct performance of from inspiring English sources
Quality control measures, if included at all, are generally presented from the perspective of the original data provider, with a focus on sensor accuracy, precision and other measures assessing the direct performance of the sensor.
The tracheal tube entering the trachea or the oesophagus can be confirmed by (1) direct performance of real time scans of the anterior neck during intubation, (2) indirectly looking for ventilation at the pleura or diaphragmatic level, or (3) by combining these techniques.
The quality of the work will be that which produces the most profit, constrained primarily by whatever regulation is put in place by governments, not so laudably relieving themselves of responsibility for direct performance of the corporatized function and the of blame for it.
With reduced sensitivity, the intensity of natural selection has declined, and thus mutations that cause deviations in the direct character, δ, will spread more easily, causing decay in the direct performance of the adaptive character.
When it comes to adaptations, I'm very liberal — my favorite movie of all time is Jean-Luc Godard's "King Lear," which gets to the marrow of the play with a minimum of direct performances of its text — and I'm also a sucker for movies about the making of movies.
This is also the limitation of current research in this domain as we cannot provide a direct performance comparison of the surveyed methods.
First, we make a direct performance comparison of IBFD and dynamic TDD (D-TDD).
In Fig. 2, the direct performance effects of BPM-level projects are indicated by an edge from the BPM-level project to the operational process-specific outflows.
Determining whether prognostic models based strictly on surgical patients may be superior to the present results will require direct performance comparisons of SMART surgical and mixed sepsis databases.
Harvey Edwards, the only black teacher in a school district of 203 teachers, directs performances of a group of students called the "Tolerance Troupe".
He directed performances of Schoenberg's "Verklärte Nacht" and Haydn's Symphony No. 80 in D minor from the first chair on a raised platform, mostly fiddling with broad gestures and occasionally, in tricky passages of the Schoenberg, beating time like a conductor.
