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Of course, that meant every new SPINdex handily outperformed because it is easy to beat an index based on 20/20 hindsight, but there is no guarantee those trading rules will lead to superior performance in the future.

Two CFA models (M1: 4-QoL-factor model, and M2: correlated QoL traits and uncorrelated wording methods) were compared, and we hypothesized that M2 outperformed M1 because it includes the wording effect in the model.

He believes that in flat or down markets, Berkshire will be able to outperform others because it can take advantage of opportunities — with its huge cash pile — that others cannot.

AMRTC outperforms AVAIL because it explicitly avoids bottleneck links as well as chain interference dependencies by purging the responsible links.

In other words, LMCS would still outperform MCS because it enhances the sparsity constraints on the non-zero elements of the original signals.

But from 15 to 35 SSs, LAWRR outperforms WRR because it increases the number of packets transmitted in response to bursty traffic.

Still, POCA outperforms OCA because it fully exploits the whole spectrum to perform channel assignment, so interference among adjacent links can be further eliminated and more flows can perform parallel transmissions.

For τ < τth, the ALOHA network outperforms because of its selectivity property, where sensors with relatively lower quality measures compared to other sensors are excluded from the detection task.

Responding to the run-up in WLT, Li said, "Walter has outperformed its peers because it has successfully transformed itself from a sub-prime lending and homebuilding and coal business to a pure play in high margin metallurgical coal business.

It's one thing to lose the game because you were outperformed, but it's another thing altogether to lose because you were never in play.

We upgraded the stock at the end of last year with the view they would outperform because Kodak does very well when they get very serious about cutting costs.