Due to difficulties in the ejector throat pressure measurements, a more practical performance metric was introduced in order to quantify overall ejector efficiencies.
This performance index can be interpreted as a generalization of the well known H∞/∞ and H∞/min performance indices and gives a more practical performance evaluation of fault detection filters.
In general, not from the detection-theoretical point of view but from the system-wide point of view, the detection delay, the final false alarm probability, and the final missdetection probability are more practical performance measures than the false alarm and the missdetection probabilities for one-time PU detection.
Although the self-reported measurement of physical functioning is less reliable than objective tests [ 6], it is far more practical than performance-based methods in large samples, and it has been widely used in population studies.
Another strategy for achieving more nearly practical performance has been to precode (and to some extent learn) more "reactive" (as opposed to deliberative) ways of participating in dialogue.
Thus, our approach could be more practical to provide performance evaluations of 802.11 DCF in realistic WLAN environments.
In the second step, the KAIST version of DEEP (K-DEEP) code was developed for more practical cost and performance analysis of the KAIST HTGR + MED system.
Recently, the SHGF data representing the prevailing weather conditions have become essential and more practical for part load performance designs and daylighting schemes evaluation.
Controlling and modification of the system performance in various conditions is more practical by correlations among the performance factors of the PEMFC derived from fuzzy cognitive maps.
The COMPAS project was launched to develop more relevant and practical performance reports adapted to clinicians' specific needs and that would induce them to become involved in the continuous quality improvement process.
