Sentence examples for excellent performance than from inspiring English sources
It was found that this monolithic microreactor displayed more excellent performance than conventional flat microreactor.
This comparison shows that the proposed method endows the designed object with a more excellent performance than others.
For example, octahedral PtxNi1−x alloy showed excellent performance than conventional Pt/C catalysts alloy that Ni atoms were segregated in (111) facets [15].
MC CC-CDMA with equalization has recently gained much attention for its ability to offer an excellent performance than traditional systems in frequency-selective fading channels.
Using the message-passing decoding algorithm at the destination, ANCC shows much more excellent performance than the repetition-based cooperation frameworks [8] and Space-Time Coded Cooperation (STCC) schemes [9].
Decision fusion of three subsets gets excellent performance better than combination fusion based on three kinds of original features, and it is the best result in all of the experiments.
The fifth MHP showed an excellent performance in angle estimation than fourth MHP in less than about 25 dB.
It is an excellent performance that makes "more than our brother is our chastity" seem like a ringing declaration of faith.
We have been developing cryogenic readout integrate circuits (ROICs) for high impedance submillimeter and far-infrared detectors: Our ROICs are constructed from SONY GaAs-JFETs, which have excellent performance even at less than 1 K.
Yet managers are increasingly more concerned with attaining an excellent performance in the REF exercise than they are in promoting equality and diversity.
A recent piece by an anonymous history lecturer at a Russell Group university spoke out about the trend of filling senior posts without advertising them, and questioned whether this is a breach of university diversity laws, saying: "managers are increasingly more concerned with attaining an excellent performance in the REF exercise than they are in promoting equality and diversity".
