Sentence examples similar to imposed on performance from inspiring English sources

The limitations imposed on the performance and lifetime of the HTS materials because of the fusion environment will be reviewed.

This is the most favourable case for the loads, because no constraints are imposed on their performance.

Sufficient conditions are provided under which a hard bound is imposed on the system performance measure.

Any limits imposed on designs or performance are taken from existing design codes developed by the fission industry.

Since the whole series of connected concrete blocks are too heavy, big damage would be imposed on the tunnel performance in case of any failure.

This can be measured by the cost it imposes on task performance: Sound with deviating elements impairs performance in comparison with sound with no deviating elements.

Finally, the model can be used to derive an explicit, maximum-likelihood decoding rule for neural spike trains, thus providing a tool for assessing the limitations that spiking variability imposes on sensory performance.

The requirements imposed on CEC stationary phase performance are significantly more demanding compared with those for HPLC.

Code preset lower or upper bounds on either design acceleration or drift, respectively, that would control the final design are also addressed along with their implications, if imposed, on the frames' seismic performance.

Two main features of this code are: (1) Coupling of the neutronics analysis with the thermal-hydraulic analysis to speed up the analysis progress; (2) preliminary optimization algorithm using one or multiple specified objectives subject to the design criteria in the form of constrains imposed on design variables and performance parameters within the possible engineering ranges.

Also giving agents fees a lift: the Elite Player Performance Plan imposed on Football League academies – fixing low transfer fees for teenagers, meaning big clubs can only outbid each other on salaries and agents fees.