Sentence examples for means performance from inspiring English sources

"Even if she had a doctor's prescription, its presence means performance enhancement.

"Under Armour means performance," he likes to say, but this reputation may have been besmirched last month, in Sochi, when the U.S. speed-skating team was outraced by much of the rest of the world.

That means performance is now critical again?

For some buyers, value also means performance and high technology.

That means performance varies greatly by application, and sometimes by version of the application, rather than because of the hardware.

Generally, handoff latency is much larger than the basic time delay, which means performance of handoffs is the key factor affecting CBTC wireless communications.

"We do not mean performance standards, textbook offerings, daily lesson plans or rigid pedagogical prescriptions".

Reducing the number of officials in the DfE had meant "performance has increased as headcount has decreased.

"If you're Coke, you mean happiness, and if you're Nike, you mean performance," he adds.

Horizontal lines plot seeding budget (b) and mean performance of a randomly selected seed set.

Table 4 shows mean performance measures per protein and per GO term.