Sentence examples for neutral performance from inspiring English sources
Note that if the mutual fund is positioned on the Capital Market Line, then the fund has neutral performance.
If the fund has a Treynor index equal to E[rm]-Rf., then the fund exhibits neutral performance.
As the performance of graph coloring depends on the conflict graph topology, we test algorithms on a large number of different networks for each setup of the input parameters, in order to have network neutral performance results.
The basic advantage of Jensen's alpha is that it explains whether the null hypothesis of neutral performance of an Islamic index, i.e. no screening effect or alpha is equal to zero, is statistically significant by employing t-statistics.
In early plays such as "House," "Caveman" and "Boxing 2000," Maxwell fashioned a style of neutral performance that drains emotional color from impoverished speech.
This transformed the underlying neutral performance trade-off into a strong fitness trade-off.
Alasdair Neale, the guest conductor, elicited careful, emotionally neutral performances; the Bartók never caught fire, its ebullient, folkish phrases straitjacketed by a too even pulse.
Alexandrina Milcheva sounded rather hooty as La Cieca, and Paul Plishka gave another of his vocally competent, dramatically neutral performances as the murderous Alvise.
"And almost all of them will claim to have been applying some sex-neutral, performance-based criteria — whose nature and effects will differ from store to store".
"... [managers] left to their own devices in any corporation -- and surely most managers in a corporation that forbids sex discrimination -- would select sex-neutral, performance-based criteria for hiring and promotion that produce no actionable disparity at all".
Incidental hope facilitates fluid processing during nonoptimal times of day (compared with pride and neutral), improving performance on tasks requiring fluid intelligence (Experiment 1) and increasing valuation estimates on tasks requiring that preferences be constructed on the spot (Experiments 2 and 3).
