Sentence examples for human performance of from inspiring English sources

His real love wasn't Eng Lit but show business; not high art but human performance, of all kinds.

The effects on human performance of elevated temperature causing thermal discomfort were investigated.

One month before that, Microsoft had reported achieving 4.94percentt, becoming the first to better average human performance of 5.1percentt.

The application of text prediction holds potential for enhancing human performance of data entry in reporting patient safety events.

But still, human performance of that level of 60% if you take the types of algorithms we conclude with computer vision and training, and machine learning you are getting about 50%.

Excluding the background class the F1-score is calculated to be 0.69, approaching individual human performance of 0.81 in the MS-COCO semantic segmentation task.15 As the training data set increases in size we should expect the F1-score to reach and even exceed individual human level performance.

It is very easy to pull benchmarks of human performance on these sorts of tasks.

The concert, however, has other, more reality-based attractions, including human performances of music by Mozart, Bruckner (an arrangement of the Adagio movement from the String Quintet), and Beethoven (the "Grosse Fuge"), as well as the New York première of the Trombone Concerto by the Baltimore composer Jonathan Leshnoff.

We call a task 'consciousness-involving' if humans' performance of the task, or their performance of the task in a particular way, correlates with their being conscious of the task-relevant parameters, as indexed by subjects' introspective and environmental reports.

As scientist, I have designed and conducted a variety of experiments to evaluate the effects of system limitations on human performance, one of the main areas was that of sensorimotor loops related to eye-hand coordination.

Setting: Human performance laboratory of a university.