Sentence examples for enabling better performance from inspiring English sources

Microsoft believes by incorporating the FSLogix solution, it will provide a better virtual desktop experience for its customers by enabling better performance and faster load times, especially for Office 365 ProPlus customers.

Our investigation deals with controlling physical phenomena such as nucleation, layer growth and dopant diffusion to achieve specific properties enabling better performance, effectively designing both the polysilicon material and the device structure.

Additionally, TMFDA has a unique advantage in that its beam direction of the sidebands can be tuned by the pulse duration, switch-on instant and frequency shift, which offers greater design freedom, enabling better performance and a reduction of hardware requirements over FDA.

Additionally, the use of biologically inspired self-organization concepts has proved to be suitable for being embedded in these approaches enabling better performances to be achieved.

But in dopamine-depleted regions the drug seems to enable better performance on tasks that are complicated by distracting or irrelevant information — what we might think of as complex tasks.

"Having partners, close family members and friends as part of your entourage provides a psychological boost, which enables better performance," says Prof Chadwick.

Areas for improvement that need to be considered to enable better performance punctuated the discussions on the functioning of the unit.

When applied to LSTM architectures with peephole connections, LSTM-g tadvantagentage of an additional source of back-propagated error which can enable better performance than the original algorithm.

IDrive tells me that its internal tests showed that separating backup and sync into two buckets enabled better performance on its systems and makes it easier for users to allocate their data with those two separated.

To enable better performance, the LTE standard adopts orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM), which is a transmission method employed for wideband communications because of its high spectral efficiency, robustness to inter-symbol interference (ISI), and simple receiver structure [1].

Unlike the existing approaches, our self-healing mechanism does not need to send the history of revoked users and consequently enables better performance gain over the previous approaches in terms of storage, communication and computation complexity.