Sentence examples similar to expediting 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.
The development of the financial sector in Bangladesh not only expedites financial performance but it also significantly contributes to the GDP (12%); this sector experienced substantial growth (7%) from 2015 to 2016 (BBS, 2017).
Automation of microscope stage movements and mathematically precise selection of video paths are modifications that will eventually expedite measurement performance and accuracy still further.
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 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.
"We are expediting their response," he said.
The White House shows no appetite for expediting that process.
Expediting drugs through the F.D.A. makes sense, of course.
Also, in expediting the use of an e-M strategy for the maintenance of machines used in manufacturing industries, Lee et al. (2006) proposed the relevant diagnostic and prognostic tools required for up-to-date assessment and prediction of the performance of machines used in manufacturing industries.
Lately, the understanding of various chemical properties of graphene has expedited its application in high-performance devices that generate and store energy.
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.
