Sentence examples for lead in performance from inspiring English sources

Reports from technology consultants who have worked with early versions of Conroe indicate that it does in fact give Intel a big lead in performance, particularly the version used in machines aimed at serious video game fans.

That might indicate the Chinese now have a significant lead in "performance per watt" — a measure of energy-efficient computing that will prove crucial to reaching the next generation of so-called exascale supercomputers, which are computers that will be a thousand times faster than the world's fastest today, and which are scheduled to arrive by the end of this decade.

Furthermore, while Intel clearly has the lead in performance, the latest update by Apple suggests that raw power really isn't the focus for its notebook line.

Intel also says the Quad core processors have 70percentt faster integer performance than the Core 2 Duos, which to you means that Intel has retaken the lead in processors performance from the previous champ AMD.

Liverpool were flattered by their 2-0 half-time lead in a performance devoid of the verve that had captivated Anfield during Monday night's 4-1 demofition of Swansea.

They also suffer from stress and sleeplessness which might lead to lapses in performance thus leading to errors affecting quality and performance [ 22].

"Our results challenge the assumption that an increase in motivation would necessarily lead to improvements in performance," says Ariely.

Different selections of n may lead to differences in performance.

It wasn't a spiritual approach to the Requiem, as Gustavo Dudamel had led in his performance of the Verdi's great score at the Hollywood Bowl last summer.

This difference in strategy makes the wind-turbine industry similar to many other equipment businesses around the world: Western producers lead in the high performance segments, while the Chinese lead in lower-performance, price-driven segments.

Physiologically, it has been suggested that neural noise is the mechanism that leads to variability in behavioral performance [9] [11] and that age-related increases in neural noise leads to deficits in performance [12].