Sentence examples for drastic performance from inspiring English sources

Comparing solid curves, we see a drastic performance gap results from different strategies of pilot insertion.

The proposed framework solves the undesirable memoryless behavior of the network consensus and results in a drastic performance improvement.

While our protocol outperforms the protocol from [9] even in the case of only two helper users, a drastic performance boost is achieved when there are multiple helper users in the system.

It appears that without a coating, current metallic interconnects are not suitable for practical applications at 800 °C since they may cause drastic performance degradation of the stack within its expected service lifetime.

At the normalized Doppler rate of 0.01 (already fast fading), noncoherently detected PA codes tolerate pilot spacing as small as 6 symbols and as large as 45 to 50 symbols (put aside the bandwidth issue); but at very fast Doppler rate of 0.05, pilot spacing beyond 7 9 symbols will soon cause drastic performance degradation.

Among all the noises, the white noise is rather special: it is a common noise that we encounter every day, and it is broad-band and often leads to drastic performance degradation compared to other narrow-band noises, as has been shown in the previous section.

The omission is intriguing because recent versions of Pentium have shown drastic increases in performance.

The most drastic decline in performance was at the film unit, where revenue fell 2percentto to $1.6 billion, but operating income plummeted 84percentto to $27 million.

They played better in the second half, created enough chances to win and are still top of the table but the drastic drop in performance levels can no longer be overlooked that easily.

This drastic variation of performance may also indicate that JPDA and SetJPDA are not robust.

It allows us to "plug in" existing sequential graph algorithms, and makes the computations parallel across multiple processors, without drastic degradation in performance or functionality of existing systems.