Sentence examples for improvement curves from inspiring English sources

And it is interesting to see: How good is Sedol, and Lee Chand-ho, all all these great players in history, relative to the maximum you could play at? "What I can say to you is that we haven't seen any ceiling in our improvement curves.

Here too, we see that there is a significant enhancement to the benchmark, and that the precision improvement curves are not equal for the different elapsed time parameters, meaning that different time scales bring different information.

"The current quality improvement curve is still pretty steep," he said.

A mad dash is under way as dozens of start-ups and established giants race to put the 27-year-old Ethernet networking standard on an ever faster price-performance improvement curve.

Leonard rejected comparisons to Michael Phelps, who broke the 200m butterfly world record when he was just 15, back in 2001 because the American got "consistently faster every year on a normal improvement curve".

Mr. Leonard said comparisons to Michael Phelps's achievements were unfounded because he swam "consistently faster every year on a normal improvement curve".

He said he had no qualms about the performance of other Chinese swimmers, including the new Olympic 400m freestyle champion Sun Yang, 20. "He has a perfectly normal improvement curve, he is a dramatically spectacular athlete in our sport and I've no question about him at all.

It is hard for me to see any possible benefit from his words that would assist U.S. soccer to speed up its improvement curve.

Can solar power (or cellulosic ethanol) follow a Moore's Law cost-improvement curve or is that a fantasy?

To further assess possible differences in the two measures' ability to detect improvement, ROC curves were studied.

The LFO and LRD models adequately described the BTCs but a slight improvement in curve-fitting was gained in some cases when the NFO model was used.