Sentence examples for merits and performance from inspiring English sources

We illustrate the relative merits and performance of quasi-Newton and full second-order optimization with a series of examples, showing that even a pulse already optimized using other methods can be visibly improved.

It recommends pay increases of up to 20% linked to merit and performance.But why pay more for academics at all?

"The drive to make tenure more selective, to fire teachers more easily and to use merit and performance pay to compensate teachers all blossomed under him," said a former education official who would only speak on condition of anonymity.

In fact, however, promotion in the Table of Ranks was possible only if the individual's merit and performance were recognized by the ruler or, more likely, by high officials and dignitaries who had access to the ruler.

"I think the chancellor would do a much better job for the children if he focused on supporting reform, true reform -- the end of tenure for teachers; merit and performance pay for teachers; choice -- so that poor parents can have the same choices that rich parents have," he said.

The co-generated electric output is a necessary and sufficient indicator of CHP merit and performance.

As long as there is internal competition of ideas and personnel based on merit and performance instead of special interest pleading the system should work well.

The Communist Party of China has to a great extent followed this tradition and built an impressive system of selecting its leaders based on merit and performance.

The Communist Party of China has adapted this tradition for modern China, building a system for selecting its leaders based on merit and performance.

Since merit and performance are the key features of the NETI Programme, a continuous and rigorous assessment takes place throughout their assignments.

Since merit and performance are the key features of the NETI Programme, a rigorous and continued assessment process takes place throughout the work assignment.