Sentence examples for outputs better than from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the ANN and uniform design gave similar optimization results, but ANN projected the outputs better than the uniform design.

Screen resolution is a whopping 2560×1600, which means that it can output better-than-HD-quality content, and it'll do things like soften the intensity of the screen for reading while pumping it back up for blockbuster movies.

Mr. Conn said that the engine's torque output, better than 120 pound-feet, emphasized stout performance in the range from 20 miles per hour to 90 m.p.h., where riders could really make use of it.

Or one can admire certain aspects of a choreographer's output better than others: for instance, one might prefer the blunt evocations of struggle Graham created in the 30's to her convoluted mythological pieces of a decade later, or consider Mr. Cunningham's one-act works more distinctive than his Events, those 90-minute collages he assembles out of short pieces.

It has a 1×1m2 sensitive area, ∼99% registration efficiency of charged particles and a homogeneity of the scintillation light output better than 90%.

So the proposed method can output better PDFs than GC-PLF calculation method with limited information.

From these results, we can see that the proposed method tends to output better results than those of the existing methods.

The projector is about the size of a medium-sized Bluetooth speaker (and it doubles as one as well), but provides a screen of up to 300-inches in size with true 1080p output, better sound than you'll hear from far more expensive projectors, and a built-in, Android-powered computer that means you really don't need any other devices to get a full home theater experience.

The obtained results show that SIRMPol outputs are better than those of the SIRM model.

Variations of its transmission coefficients are less than 0.5 dB, isolations at its outputs are better than −15 dB and reflection coefficients at its ports are better than −10 dB.

That means studying the task logic, figuring out the space of possible outputs, adapting or devising heuristics that point to one output as better than another, programming it all up and so on.