The part of a sentence "have the same performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when comparing two or more objects or entities in terms of their functioning or effectiveness. Example: Both cars have the same performance on the highway, but one has better fuel efficiency.
But the two algorithms have the same performance when, that is, when the recognition algorithm is well performing.
They have the same performance anxiety, the same blind terror, the same panic.
The large area detector will have the same performance as that demonstrated here.
For example, for dense graphs, the dynamic programming algorithm and Johnson's algorithm have the same performance in the PRAM model.
The new production version looks considerably different it has a more aerodynamic shape but it will have the same performance specifications that the automaker has been advertising.
Nissan also said the new charger would have the same performance as other quick chargers on the market but would be significantly smaller.
We use two panels instead of the classical three panels and will still have the same performance and moreover a reduced volume and cost.
In terms of resistance to fatigue, SMA with cellulosa as stabilizer and SMA with asbuton as stabilizer, relatively have the same performance.
However, a ballast mat installation outdoors on surface track with sub-grade slabs may not have the same performance as a tunnel base where sides are stiffened by walls.
The results indicated the modified binder (as outputs) have the same performance grade as the target binder, but the incorporation of RAP reduces the environmental pollutants at the stage of raw material processing, while the use of the wax decreases the pollutants during asphalt mix production.
The results show that at high operating voltages, the conventional design and the baffled design have the same performance, because the electrochemical rate is low and only a small amount of oxygen is consumed, so the oxygen transport rates for both designs are sufficient to maintain the reaction rates.
