Sentence examples for maintain performance and from inspiring English sources

Monitoring performance is essential and required to maintain performance and is beyond the owner's capacity to perform.

The vice-chair of the police authority, Les Carter, said: "The media attention and Independent Police Complaints Commission [IPCC] investigation is proving to be a huge distraction for the force, at a time when it is trying to maintain performance and make savings of £100m.

Water management is of great importance to maintain performance and durability of proton exchange membrane fuel cells.

With Auto Scaling, you can make sure that the number of Amazon EC2 instances you're using scales up during demand spikes to maintain performance, and scales down automatically during demand lulls to minimize costs.

Managing the emerging internal mechanical stress in chips, particularly if they are 3D stacked, is a key task to maintain performance and reliability of microelectronic products.

Participation in ultra-endurance events often requires competitors to perform loaded prolonged physical exertion, sleep rough on consecutive days, and manage food and fluid provisions throughout competition to maintain performance and avoid adverse health outcomes [3, 4].

Chiba et al. [27] also propose a network-based cooperative IDS to identify network attacks in the cloud environment, which is performed by monitoring traffic while maintaining performance and service quality.

From the experimental results, a greater time saving can be achieved while the proposed algorithm also maintains performance and quality effectively.

The cloud stack adaptation is then tailored for the Self-Adaptation Manager that manages applications at runtime and maintains performance and energy efficiency at the PaaS (Fig. 2) and IaaS (Fig. 3) layers, respectively.

Sulfonated poly (arylene ether sulfone) is a promising polymer that may show a breakthrough in this respect as it shows high thermal stability and mechanical strength while maintaining performance and cost competitiveness.

External supervision of facilities and providers, for example, is argued to be one way of linking the peripheral facility to the district, which may be important for maintaining performance and for motivating staff.