Sentence examples for gaining a performance from inspiring English sources
But for the teams that build and race the cars, and for the automakers that sponsor them, gaining a performance advantage is an obvious goal — a goal that has become difficult to achieve on a playing field leveled by mandate.
This could give an advantage in a number of areas: in fuel economy so the car can start the race lighter, gaining a performance advantage; as a form of traction control; in controlling the exhaust flow to influential aerodynamic parts at the rear of the car; and in controlling engine temperature.
Doug Yates, chief executive of Roush Yates Engines, a supplier to many teams, said he did not think that the change to fuel injection would make it harder to gain a performance edge.
OpenMP supports the fork join model of parallel computing where at particular points in the execution the master thread spawns a number of threads that are executed concurrently to gain a performance benefit.
Old habits die hard, and fund managers will continue to rely on the decades-old emphasis on in-house research departments to gain a performance edge.
The acquisition of Xplore enhances our product lineup and gives Zebra a complete rugged tablet portfolio that enables our customers to gain a performance edge," said Anders Gustafsson, chief executive officer of Zebra Technologies, in a statement.
Those are the guys that'll rip out their passenger seats to gain a tiny performance gain on the track — so the idea of shaving another ~30 pounds off their ride is probably a welcome one.
They have gained a good performance in redox catalysis alternative to the conventional catalyst such as supported noble metals [3].
Further, the proposed method improves the smoothness of the reconstructed spectrum over time and also gains a good performance in the subjective listening tests.
A: To help leaders gain a powerful performance "boost" from their informal organizations.
