Our first principal finding is that external benchmarking can cause an auditor to focus on performance measures that are unique to a business unit and disregard performance measures that are common to multiple business units but not benchmarked.
This places a new onus on diverse and well-off suburban communities like this, which have long been able to disregard poor performance by blacks in averages lifted by higher scores of whites.
When we told our informants that the bonuses had been given at a flat rate that disregarded actual performance, none of them argued that this was unfair; nor did informants contest the practice of distributing the bonus equally to all staff members at the facility.
In this manner, the power and versatility of genetic algorithms can be safely used to achieve tracking performance disregarding stability, which is delegated to a static feedback controller designed on the basis of robust control theory.
At present, most products and processes are optimised according only to their economic performance and disregarding environmental aspects.
In addition, whenever the UE is not power limited, in Section 4.3 a substantial overall gain of more than dB is shown with time localized transmission in a fraction of the time slot, also when including realistic channel estimation performance and disregarding potential sleep mode gains.
Chopin's music is frequently played with rubato, "the practice in performance of disregarding strict time, 'robbing' some note-values for expressive effect".
He has long told investors, successfully, to disregard short-term performance, a mantra he has said should be applied to the Mets.
Therefore, actors tend to disregard declining network performance or other warning signals.
In long running services, however, data is loaded once and used when needed; therefore, this time is disregarded in our performance comparisons.
