Sentence examples for merit in performance from inspiring English sources

It means cementitious damper for structural control is available, which has merit in performance and cost.

Long-term pavement performance test results showed that high-viscosity modifier TPS has many merits in pavement performance, such as enhancing adhesion of asphalt and aggregate, improving mix resist stripping and high temperature of the asphalt flow resistance and contributing to the resistance to mix rutting.

Language testing researchers have also suggested there may be some merit in distinguishing LSP performance as 'weak' and 'strong' (see also McNamara: Measuring Second Language Performance, 1996; Douglas: Language Testing 18(200171–185, 2001) although clear lines of distinction between these have not yet been made in LSP assessment studies to date.

*The question used was: "Which authorship order is of greatest merit in relation to performance review and promotion?" Corresponding authors were asked when the initial decision was made regarding the authorship order for the manuscript.

The figure-of-merit (FOM) concept, used in performance analysis of computer network systems [5], defines a quantification of performance that is an aggregate of several CR metrics as opposed to only the fitness function used within the GA calculations.

Consumers electronics companies and others fail to see the merits in a repeat performance.

In a simple figure of merit, each performance metric is taken into account independently of other metrics.

"In an entrenched male culture, merit based performance will be based on merits created by men, shaped by presenteeism, defined by male standards".

This is in order to appreciate the trade-off in performance due to the second rule and the merits of the third rule.

These results represent a preliminary screen for candidate causal polymorphisms in genes of the somatotrophic axis contributing to differences in genetic merit for CIV performance.

French economist Thomas Piketty, in his book Capital, calls this the ideology of "meritocratic extremism", the doctrine that extravagant pay is justified by the merit of performance.