Sentence examples for improve performance of a from inspiring English sources
"Independent sources have concluded that Etisalat's 'Registration' software application is not actually designed to improve performance of a BlackBerry Handheld, but rather to send received messages back to a central server," R.I.M. warned customers in an online posting that included directions on removing the software.
Vertical partitioning is a tool which allows to drastically improve performance of a relational database.
To assess whether a robotic simulation curriculum for novice surgeons can improve performance of a suturing task in a live porcine model.
In this paper we focus on modeling autonomous learning to improve performance of a humanoid robot through a modular artificial neural networks architecture.
At the same time, adaptation has proved to improve performance of a control algorithm, particularly when uncertainties involve in the model of the systems.
To permanently improve performance of a distributed enterprise, the principles of development of an intelligent and collaborative maintenance for the future generations of manufacturing or service processing systems by both involving the staff of given enterprise and integrating an intelligent electronic learning component of the staff within a product and process life cycle are given.
How to improve performance of an automatic fingerprint verification system (AFVS) is always a big challenge in biometric verification field.
These results demonstrate that these patterned ion exchange membranes can be used to improve performance of an MRC.
These studies assume that the degree of functional pipelining has already been fixed and consider only the problem of adding pipeline buffers to improve performance of an asynchronous circuit.
"Iran might be able to reduce one year by a few months by improving performance of [a particular centrifuge type know as] IR-1, reinstalling centrifuges, etc".
The company said that despite shrinking personal and corporate computing markets, it had continued to find strength in the sales of the new XP version of its Windows operating system, growth of its Office desktop software business and improved performance of a number of its consumer lines, including its MSN online service.
