Sentence examples for expedite the performance from inspiring English sources

But the guidance does say that it is illegal for a company based or listed in Britain to make "unofficial payments" to "public officials in order to secure or expedite the performance of a routine or necessary action" — for example, paying a port to process some cargo faster.

A novel feature of the proposed procedure is an ability to expedite the tunneling performance assessment process that otherwise requires significant time and effort, thus facilitating routine tunnel design works.

Our study provides an important experimental basis for large-area, controllable preparation of atom-thick tungsten disulfide thin film and can also expedite the development of scalable high-performance optoelectronic devices based on WS2 film.

The agent-based modeling paradigm is novel to the study of a PDES performance and greatly expedites the evaluation of performance optimization techniques with different system settings.

A rotordynamic model was developed to expedite the controller design, and enabled modeling of the spindle's performance under the influence of cutting forces.

A combination of two modeling techniques namely Pseudo Rigid Body Model (PRBM) and Finite Element Analysis (FEA) was implemented to expedite the prototyping procedure which leads to the establishment of high performance mechanism.

Efficient utilization of these high performance computing resources can help solve the problem of computation bottleneck and expedite the experimental turnaround time.

6. (SBU) Vahedi did not trust that paying the fine would expedite the return of his passport unless he also convinced his sons to cancel the next Dubai performance of Kamran and Hooman.

The modular approach, complemented with the use of performance standards (see "Validation as a Result of Procedural Changes" above), is expected to facilitate and help expedite the validation of the toxicogenomics technology and test methods that are based on toxicogenomics.

However, this does show DNA brick-based nanobreadboards and DNA hybridization/strand-displacement can both expedite the trial and error process, as well as give some qualitative insight into the factors that contribute to differences in device performance.

Governments should expedite the process.