Sentence examples for obtain a performance from inspiring English sources
Besides AF and DF, some other well-known relaying mode, such as compress-and-forward (CF), has also been studied considerably to obtain a performance gain by performing signal compression at the relays [10].
Still others, including Mayor James R. Miron, a Democrat, who has refused to sign the contract that was prepared, believe it is illegal because it does not obligate Mr. Hanney to obtain a performance bond — insurance for the town that the work will be done — as required by state law for municipal projects larger than $100,000.
Harry Connick Jr. said on Thursday he was forced to make last-minute changes in his Shanghai concert last weekend because an old song list was submitted by mistake to the Chinese authorities to obtain a performance permit, The Associated Press reported.
For single-antenna systems employing real-valued modulation alphabets, WL receiver processing can be used to obtain a performance advantage over conventional receivers.
Hence, this article provides an overview of our collaborative test results in order to obtain a performance benchmark for these approaches.
To obtain a performance comparison of PA and MIMO radar with this proposed RR GSC scheme, we choose the size of the LPR to be 3 × 3 for both systems.
In March, the county executive issued a new order that forbids anyone convicted of a sexual offense against a child from obtaining a performance permit if the "activity would entice a child to congregate around that person".
The orchestra, though, played brilliantly; James Conlon, in the pit, obtained a performance rich in impressionistic atmosphere — delicate splashes of harp reminded you of how much Puccini owed to Debussy — and unsentimentally potent in effect.
As observed, only DPIP obtains a performance poorer than NC.
They obtained a performance of 89% success combining simulated and real-time data.
First, without the image constraint, we have obtained a performance of 21 frames per second (with 15 steps of convergence).
