Sentence examples for improve performance in terms of from inspiring English sources
The proposed method was designed to improve performance in terms of detection rate and detection time.
In this context, CAD tools that improve performance in terms of delay, area or power consumption are of interest.
Numerical experiments for n= 2 on a set of example problems agree with the convergence and complexity analysis of the method and show that introducing adaptivity can improve performance in terms of accuracy vs. number of degrees even further.
When dealing with monitoring and control over these infrastructures in industrial environments, distributed artificial intelligence techniques, under the form of agents, can be used to improve performance, in terms of autonomy, adaptability and robustness.
In summary, the integration of the association rules technique within multi-criteria decision analysis contributes to a better understanding of the dynamics of road accidents and can provide meaningful information to help decision makers and logistics managers to improve performance in terms of transport quality and road safety optimization.
The key objectives of the reforms were to strengthen the role of the patient and improve performance in terms of access and responsiveness [ 3].
In this way, the CNTs@TiO2 can potentially address the intrinsic issues associated with TiO2 anodes in LIBs, namely poor electrical conductivity and low chemical diffusivity of Li ions, and thus significantly improve performance in term of capacity, cycle performance, and rate capability.
In this paper we take a necessary step in this field, which can not only improve performances in terms of identification accuracy and classification efficiency but also improve our understanding of the relationship between different musical descriptors and similarity functions.
Efficient surface modification and suitable bio-conjugation of graphene and graphene oxide is discussed, including key role in improvement of the biocompatibility, and improved performance in terms of selectivity and sensitivity towards the early diagnosis of cancer.
The proposed scheme shows improved performance in terms of energy consumption, response time and network lifetime.
We also show that cases in which the merger was between a comprehensive university and a medical school resulted in significantly improved performance in terms of scholarly publications.
