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It then introduces performance requirements for sewer renovation.

This section introduces performance metrics regarding object detection and tracking and uses these metrics to compare the various choices for detection and tracking described previously.

Please note, the experimental results in [10] also showed that the Pig transformation introduces performance degeneration with a performance ratio of 1.5 (the running time of Pig program/the running time of a Java Map-Reduce program) on average.

Section 4 introduces performance metrics (i.e., bias, deviation variance, RMS) of a CoD estimator, and Section 5 presents an analytical formulation of exact performance metrics of the resubstitution and leave-one-out CoD estimators.

While the approach of processing encrypted data presents a concrete privacy protection for the users, it also introduces performance drawbacks compared to the version with plain text due to data expansion after encryption and expensive operations on the encrypted data.

This approach is dual to policy federation and should allow all tenant data to be securely shared with the provider, but also introduces performance overhead and is still limited in policy expressivity, for example only being able to compare attributes with literal values.

The letter from Steve Russell, chairman of the remuneration committee, urges Network Rail's public members – a group set up as a watchdog for consumers' interests – to endorse the revised scheme that raises the directors' base salary and introduces "performance-related retention payments".

Such an emulation introduces performance-complexity tradeoffs due to the difference of the SNS and MCS models.

It replaces Habilitation--the procedure formerly required in order to qualify for tenure as a university lecturer--by so-called junior professorships, and it introduces performance-related payment for professors.

When Labour introduced performance related pay in 1999, it did so within a very bureaucratic framework that didn't work as intended in most schools.

In Idaho, the Legislature passed a package in 2010 that eliminated tenure, introduced performance pay for teachers and based their evaluations on student test scores.