Sentence examples for more realistic performance from inspiring English sources

Here we are, not just 10 but nearly 15 years later, facing The Rum Diary, which, precisely in line with the prognostications of the Nostradamus-like Murray (who knew?), stars Johnny Depp as a very lightly fictionalised version of the young Hunter S Thompson – although it's a very different, more realistic performance.

This allows more realistic performance requirement setting.

Linear MMSE filtering is the suboptimal scheme that depicts the more realistic performance.

It is proposed to split training and tests sets based on time-based differences, providing a more challenging and more realistic performance estimate.

In addition, the mean delay experienced by end users is expected as a performance indicator instead of the probabilistic packet delay and loss rate which are recognized as more realistic performance indicators.

In order to evaluate more realistic performance of DACP, the simulations run in multi-hop ad hoc environments, where 50 static nodes are located randomly in 2000m × 2000m square regions.

Results show that the proposed FWM-aware Routing and Wavelength Assignment (RWA) algorithm leads to a more realistic system performance while giving a significant improvement on the network performance.

This has two major implications: (i) the problem conditioning shows up explicitly and could be controlled through a constraint on the so-called coherences and (ii) a performance criterion concerning the factor matrices can be exactly calculated and is more realistic than performance metrics used in the literature.

By choosing the deactivation conditions properly ranking can be made clearer and more realistic additive performance is obtained.

However with CFD analysis, it was shown that more efficient turbine geometry can be achieved that not only provides more realistic turbine performance by capturing the 3-D fluid flow behaviour but also improves turbine efficiency with the aid of parametric studies of turbine geometry parameters.

A pilot program called Excellence in Teaching, now being tested in 100 Chicago schools, seeks to produce an honest conversation about performance, useful feedback to teachers from principals and more realistic evaluations of performance in the classroom.