Sentence examples for established a performance from inspiring English sources
It established a performance space and made more than 1,000 low-budget recordings of local performers and distributed them to subscribers and radio stations, along with a newsletter, under the rubric the Fast Folk Musical Magazine.
The engineer's advice stuck, and Chevrolet established a performance parts program alongside the introduction of the 265-cubic inch V-8 for 1955.
We next established a performance score by measuring the ratio of CR blink rates to spontaneous blink rates ('Materials and methods-Data analysis', Figure 1E,F).
In this respect, Kim et al. [ 31] argued that the binary scoring system of hit-error (accuracy) used in scoring the TT is not sensitive enough to detect the effect of aging and established a performance measurement based on response time rather than accuracy.
Mr. Watt's bill would establish a performance right for AM and FM radio.
BMW was the first of the German automakers to establish a performance brand-within-a-brand, BMW Motorsport, which is responsible for the cars that carry the M nameplate.
United States Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, is planning to introduce a bill soon to mandate that the agency track such accidents, as well as study the effectiveness of various rearview technologies and establish a performance standard and timetable for phasing them into S.U.V.'s, minivans and pickup trucks.
This valued deviation establishes a performance metric for wildland fire management.
This improvement establishes a performance trade-off since it comes at the expense of a reduced update rate of the system.
In this paper we give an overview of already available kernels, establish a performance model for each kernel, and show a comparison of implementations and recent architectures.
The solution may be to hire a CEO to execute a well-defined task or group of tasks with specific deadlines, in essence establishing a performance metric similar to how a quarterback rating measures guys like Favre.
