Sentence examples for framework of performance from inspiring English sources

The Treasury's condition for agreeing to the multibillion-pound handout for the NHS was to impose a strict, wide ranging framework of performance targets - from clean wards to clinical outcomes to balancing budgets - that the NHS must meet.

Our method is mainly an extended design of an existing algorithm, which was guided by a framework of performance evaluation.

The modeling of seismic load is a major topic that has to be addressed thoroughly in the framework of performance based seismic analysis and design.

Our analysis finally rejects the possibility of using a single quantified performance indicator and calls for a heuristic multidimensional framework of performance evaluation, combining a larger number of potentially conflicting or double-counting performance indouble-counting performance

In this paper the idea of the "shock-absorbing soft storey concept", originally proposed at the end of 1960s by Fintel and Khan, is reviewed and developed within the framework of performance based seismic design.

The concept of "service relation" allows us to take into account the specific human and relational dimension of "co-production" of transport services as well as the heterogeneity of demand of freight transport services which calls for a multidimensional framework of performance.

At the end of this paper, a framework of performance-related specification for bio-rejuvenators is proposed.

The design of tall buildings subject to wind actions can be developed in the framework of Performance-Based Wind Engineering (PBWE).

A three-step methodology based on the framework of performance-based earthquake engineering is presented on assessing the effectiveness of protection measures against the consequences of strike-slip faulting on pipes.

In the framework of probabilistic performance based earthquake engineering, it is possible to quantify the effects of vertical irregularities on the seismic performance of structures.

Its strings are metal; there are usually five melody strings, one or two drone strings used to accentuate the rhythm or pulse, and as many as 13 sympathetic strings beneath the frets in the neck that are tuned to the notes of the raga (melodic framework of the performance).