Sentence examples for imperfect performance of from inspiring English sources

And, in truth, he was getting a little tired of the decidedly imperfect performance of the six-man crew on his schooner.

A puzzled clarinetist said that a note he had been assigned sounded wrong, and Muhly explained that the bum note was deliberate: his composition was not merely an arrangement of Byrd's score but, rather, an imitation of a live, imperfect performance of the music.

A thermodynamic model was developed to obtain the dimensionless power output, thermal efficiency and ecological performance, in which the imperfect performance of parabolic dish solar collector, the external irreversibility of Brayton heat engine and the conductive thermal bridging loss were considered.

A thermodynamic model of such hybrid system was developed so that the power output, thermal efficiency and dimensionless thermo-economic performance with the imperfect performance of parabolic dish solar collector, the external irreversibility of Brayton heat engine and conductive thermal bridging loss could be obtained.

A thermal model was developed so that the output power and thermal efficiency of the solar Stirling system with finite rate of heat transfer, regenerative heat loss, conductive thermal bridging loss, finite regeneration process time and imperfect performance of the dish collector could be obtained.

We only used two hidden layers for ANN; it seems that the imperfect performance of ANN might be due to the insufficient number of layers.

Yuzuru Hanyu of Japan won his second Olympic gold medal with a commanding, if imperfect, performance to the soundtrack of the Japanese film "Onmyoji". Occasionally a jittery competitor, Hanyu's biggest barrier to winning the championship would be his own nerves.

As different users often differ in terms of mental ability to recall past events and may answer partially (e.g., may select 2 out of 3 correct choices), we attempt to authenticate users based on their imperfect performance instead of relying solely on their accuracy score.

While systematic errors are introduced by an inaccuracy inherent in the system such as imperfect performance (or calibration) of measurement gauges, random errors are caused by unpredictable fluctuations in the reading of gauges.

Imperfect Performance Information and Public Sector Personnel Decisions : The Case of School Principals.

This has been an impressive if imperfect performance from Australia.