Sentence examples for exhibited performance from inspiring English sources

In contrast, young children and adults with damage to the prefrontal cortex exhibited performance matching that of artificial total-order planners.

The bonded connections exhibited performance comparable to previously published connections based on inclined metallic screws threaded into spruce glulam and projecting into lightweight aggregate concrete.

In this regard, the experimental (practical) mechanism exhibited performance improvements in the peak-to-peak torque of 63%, which correlate closely with those predicted theoretically after kinematic and dynamic optimisation.

We found that adults and older children exhibited performance on planning tasks of varying complexity which matched that of artificial partial-order planners, and that this pattern of performance did not vary with multiple presentations of the planning task.

Although the reformer with inserted catalyst layer exhibited performance lower than the reformer with patterned microchannel, it provides convenience in catalyst replacement when the catalyst is aged from the practical application point of view.

To remedy negative consequences is not impossible, but it has been shown that groups that apparently shifted from a competitive to a cooperative experience of interdependence in reality exhibited performance that was similar to that of competitive rather than cooperative groups known as "cutthroat cooperation".

We notice that all the three PaIC/Viterbi configurations exhibit performance that converge to the CP-OFDM/ML performance.

Both precoder schemes exhibit performance improvement compared with the case when no precoder is used.

The robust estimator has many advantages: (1) It exhibits performance which is very similar to the optimal channel estimation.

A conventional heat pump exhibits performance degradation even though larger heating capacity is needed as the outdoor temperature declines.

Speech recognition systems exhibit performance degradation due to variability in speech caused by the accents or dialects of speakers.