"Fourth-quarter profit will be pressured by one-off expenses: performance payouts and some $1 billion in legal provisioning relating to the Apple litigation," said Lee Sun-tae, an analyst at NH Investment & Securities.
Total return: an after-expense performance number that assumes all distributions of income and capital gains are reinvested.
Unless you're doing work that doesn't require much thought, you are trading time awake at the expense of performance".
Some industry players have complained that Mr. Paulson has shown little restraint in his fund-raising efforts, amassing assets at the expense of performance.
But it is our sense, when we review the different competitive benchmarks at Lipper, including expense levels, performance, volatility and our sense of shareholder servicing, that those funds measure up very nicely in the greater fund world.
Compared to the Max-Log-LLR algorithm, it has much lower computational complexity at the expense of performance loss.
Typically, it needs to be considered explicitly at the expense of performance degradation and more complicated design procedures.
Screen-printing has been used in metallizing the commercial solar cell because of the high throughput and low cost at the expense of performance.
One of the simplest solutions is smoothing the frequency-domain filter [10 12] at the expense of performance because of the lost frequency resolution.
(In our implementation, the search was over this range, but one may reduce the dimension of the search space at the expense of performance).
In such a context, moving the routing logic from kernel-space into user-space libraries offers considerable advantages in terms of both faster development cycle and easier debugging at the expense of performance reduction.
