Sentence examples for enemy performance from inspiring English sources

This allows controlling for evolutionary inertia in defence strategies that can bias the estimate of enemy performance across its victims.

The downside to this brawny structure is that age-old enemy of performance: excess weight.

"The Pequots and the Bowmans will ultimately face the same problems as the Soroses and the Robertsons faced, which is that size is the enemy of performance," said James R. Hedges IV, who runs L.J.H. Global Investments in Naples, Fla., which tracks hedge funds.

The cameramen were sent to every army air force base to document all aspects of the base's operations as well as aerial battle tactics and enemy airplane performance.

Yet size can also be the enemy of investment performance.

As a consequence of this reduction in enemy pressure, plant performance may increase and selection for resistance to enemies may decrease.

The firebrand parliamentarian earned the grudging respect of even his political enemies through his performance before the US Congress last year.

The dual enemies of chip performance in notebooks PCs are heat and power consumption.

They also also help fight off the dual enemies of chip performance, heat and power consumptions.

But ranking fighter pilots — for whom there are a limited and relatively objective set of performance criteria (enemy kills, for example, and the ability to get their formations safely home) — is a lot easier than assessing how the manager of a new unit is doing at, say, marketing or business development.

Others said they suspected the bodies could belong to victims of the so-called "False Positives" scandal, in which the military rounded up and killed civilians and declared them enemy combatants to boost performance statistics.