Sentence examples for for achieving a better performance from inspiring English sources
It is not only important for achieving a better performance but also to keep the total ownership cost of the machine as low as possible.
The fabricated sensor is vacuum encapsulated in a ceramic chip carrier in order to reduce the Brownian noise floor for achieving a better performance.
In [19] a method was proposed to combine BSS and beamforming for achieving a better separation performance by utilizing the geometric information of sources.
It can be observed that CoMP transmission not only achieves higher energy efficiency but transmits more bits than SRTs which prove again that the CoMP transmission is helped for achieving a better system performance.
Different from the conventional fault detection observer schemes, where all premise variables of the observer are the estimations of the premise variables in the fuzzy systems, the proposed method can take full advantage of the partly measurable premise variables for achieving a better fault detection performance.
Compared to the existing approaches for fingerprint filtering, our method achieves a better performance, in both average error of estimation, and deviation of errors.
The article "Hidden Node Aware Routing Method Using High Sensitive Sensing Device for Multi hop Wireless Mesh Network" by Shamsad Parvin and Takeo Fujii proposes a routing method for wireless mesh networks that achieves a better performance compared with the conventional methods by avoiding the hidden node problem.
In [28], the speaking rate normalization in combination with VTLN has also been explored to achieve a better performance for children's speech on adults' speech trained recognizer.
It has been widely verified that a fuzzy logic controller can achieve a better performance for industrial systems than conventional controllers.
To achieve a better performance for fixed-point implementation, the operation point in -plane can be shifted to the desired area along the horizontal axis ( -axis) after the delay is inserted.
However, evaluation of the methods shows that there is still room for improvement in the named-entity recognition and that a larger and more robust corpus is needed to achieve a better performance for event extraction.
