Sentence examples for macro performance from inspiring English sources

The world's top two banks are Chinese.This macro performance is being translated into different sorts of influence.

Metakaolin, widely applied in concretes and cement-stabilized soft clays to improve their macro performance, was evaluated for use in compacted soils in highway and backfill engineering.

Then, we use this virtual experimental method to analyze the influence of micro parameters, such as interphase strength and residual thermal stress, on FRC macro performance.

Figure 1 presents one such archetypal relation between trust and macro performance for a sample of 21 OECD countries.

In fact for the full feedback case the macro performance is even higher, with 62 users supported on average with macro-only connection as compared to 60 with cell-GBRS relaying.

Support for the notion that macro performance owes something to good industrial relations found in pooled OLS estimates no longer holds when the authors control for country effects in their baseline model and add country dummies to the non-linear version of the model.

The experimental findings at the nano-scale could help to understand the macro-performance of the green UHPC.

Through this hierarchical multiscale simulation, composite macro-performance can be predicted by micro-scale parameters, this relationship will give a reference for composite design and optimization.

While the present results are not applicable to the examination of micro-mixing properties, which require assessment by experimental methods or high computing cost direct numerical simulation, they are useful for evaluating the effects of different flow parameters on macro-performance, which is equally important for scramjet combustor design and evaluation in engineering.

By the definition of permeability, the permeability is macro-performance of throat parameters.

After the publication of these macro-performance results, countries in the Region have been asking what they can do to improve the performance of their health systems, or even performance of their individual hospitals and health centres which absorb over 80% of recurrent and capital/development budgets of the Ministries of Health.