Sentence examples for edge in performance from inspiring English sources

In 2005 Britain had the edge in performance, returning an average of 16.15%, almost twice the return of American funds.

The chemicals involved are already available, and such muscle-enhancing drugs would also have obvious appeal to athletes seeking to gain an edge in performance.

"If you believe his research record and economics background give him an edge in performance over his peers," he said, "then he's worth investing in".

The trends indicate a broadening realization that the lower expenses of running and owning both kinds of funds give them an edge in performance that's hard to overcome over the long term.

Denon's Blu-ray players represent the leading edge in performance and features for the fast-growing high-definition format.

However, in scenario of real-time data stream in which rt-CDSS is embracing, incremental learning algorithms have their edge in performance.

Some magicians, for instance, refer to the "perfect-trick" theory, in order to explain why a trick perfectly performed and seamlessly achieved can be less affecting — indeed, not affecting at all — compared to one whose deliberately ragged edges in performance open doors to speculation and uncertainty.

Anna Shafajinskaia incarnates the tempestuous diva on the edge, in a performance that also features Raúl Melo (Cavaradossi) and Todd Thomas (Scarpia); Steuart Bedford.

"I thought, Surely I'm running low," he said of the banned testosterone he took to gain an edge in his performance.

Afterward, several Ohio State players talked about lacking an edge in their performance, and Matta implored them to up their intensity or face the consequences against Gonzaga.

We provide evidence that despite a minor edge in predictive performance overall, the multivariate modeling framework does not uniformly outperform the univariate one across all 12 considered datasets, seasons of the year or hours of the day, and at times is outperformed by the latter.