Sentence examples for optimise their performance from inspiring English sources
The suspicion – no one was in a position to prove anything – was that the manufacturers had somehow designed their cars' powertrains to optimise their performance in a series of artificial tests, rather than to yield any particular savings for consumers.
Its aircraft will be powered by two Pratt & Whitney engines, normally found on far larger aircraft, that can be reconfigured to optimise their performance for both subsonic and supersonic flight.
"Publishing Garage is a Facebook-led initiative for brands to optimise their performance on Facebook, an ignition switch to make the participating brand one of the best publishers on Facebook," notes a news release on the program.
New Relic, a provider of analytics and monitoring around a company's internal and external facing apps and services to help optimise their performance, is making an acquisition today as it continues to expand a newer area of its business, containers and microservices.
However, TrustCoM focused more on the VO than on the participant, whereas the BREIN project is now enhancing the intelligence of such VO systems to support even providers with little business expertise and provide them with capabilities to optimise their performance.
The ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) guidelines recommend to develop regional networks to optimise their performance and improve clinical outcomes.
A deep knowledge of all propagation effects has become an essential issue to design future communication and navigation systems and optimise their performances.
A multi-action plan (MAP) intervention model has been applied to the Italian shooting team in preparation for the London 2012 Olympics to help athletes improve, stabilise, and optimise their performances during practice and competition.
It means the plane and engine are made for each other, optimising their performance.
Composites mean that manufacturers can get a good surface finish on components to optimise their aerodynamic performance.
This provides scope to optimise their whole life performance in terms of design and lifetime performance management measures with the aim of minimisation of the need for replacement, or the number of replacements, during the expected life of the patient.
