Sentence examples for more pragmatic performance from inspiring English sources

However, in [23], the channel capacity for systems employing multiple antennas has been proposed as a more pragmatic performance merit than the received signal envelope.

However, for systems employing multiple antennas, the authors in [29] have proposed to choose the channel capacity as a more pragmatic performance merit than the received signal envelope.

Then, instead of characterizing the capacity or sum rate of the entire system as in [7 15], it is more pragmatic to enhance the performance of the secondary user under the constraint that no harm is caused to the legacy primary user [24 26].

In this regard, we propose a more pragmatic "per-relation" basis performance evaluation method instead of the conventional per-instance basis method.

There was, however, a more pragmatic purpose behind Daschle's performance: to let the Republicans know what Bill Clinton might do if their tax cut arrived at the White House in its present form.

Party loyalties that were carried over from the civil war era and the long right-wing dictatorship of Francisco Franco are finally breaking down, yielding to a more pragmatic politics that judges governments by their performance.

Crystal Palace - Simon Mills Although conceding a heartbreaking last minute winner to City last week, on reflection, the more pragmatic Palace fans will be very pleased with our performance.

While Everton mourned Howard Kendall, the architect of two title-winning teams, Van Gaal illustrated the influence an elite manager can have as, from the ruins of a wretched performance in London, he fashioned a more pragmatic, more athletic side.

Given these observations, we introduce a new performance evaluation method based on "per-relation" basis instead of the conventional per-instance basis, which is more pragmatic in practice.

Woodcock is more pragmatic.

Weir is more pragmatic.