Sentence examples for more predictable performance from inspiring English sources

These analytical results can be used to compensate the fabrication tolerances at design stage and allow the actuators to provide more predictable performance.

This combination of temperature-dependent properties offered significant insights in explaining the fluctuation of the coated tool life-span, against the very limited but more predictable performance of the same uncoated tool.

The price changes will go into effect on October 1. Azure now also features a premium tier of its Service Bus messaging service that gives developers a higher guaranteed uptime and more predictable performance, as well as new diagnostic capabilities for VMs.

To solve this problem and obtain more predictable structural performance, Leelataviwat et al. (1999) developed a complete design methodology which directly accounts for structural inelastic behavior and practically eliminates the need for any assessment or iteration after initial design.

The study aims to improve the understanding of the hydraulic factors that govern contaminant behaviour, such that future design of treatment systems is able to optimise treatment efficiency and make performance more predictable, and improve performance over the long-term.

Still, the performance was fretted with moments of golddust and heartbreak, and you would not willingly have exchanged it for many a more competent or predictable performance.

This new method is found to have a more stable and predictable performance than the other methods.

That Tesla Autopilot had been safely used in over 100 million miles of driving by tens of thousands of customers worldwide, with zero confirmed fatalities and a wealth of internal data demonstrating safer, more predictable vehicle control performance when the system is properly used.

Mr. Bernanke believed that making the Fed more predictable would improve its performance.

Drax chief executive Dorothy Thompson said: These initiatives mark an important step in delivering our strategy, contributing to stronger, more predictable, long-term, financial performance, through greater diversification of the businesses, delivering more opportunities right across the markets in which we operate.

I wanted something more predictable: a formula based on measurable performance, not subject to the whims of the boss and not likely to encourage backstabbing on the shop floor.