Sentence examples for performance and insights from inspiring English sources

The finding provides new opportunities for revealing the relationship of structures and catalytic performance, and insights in the rational design of transition metal oxides as catalysts or supports for renewable energy and fuel production.

The development of validated mathematical models for piezoelectric harvesters is important as it provides predictive capabilities of their performance and insight to their coupled electromechanical behavior.

Self-regulation requires a professional to have the capacity for change when presented with evidence of suboptimal performance and insight is necessary for this process [ 1].

It's certainly the purest Sunday night soap we've had for years; sometimes it's been an hour populated by 20-odd characters in search of a plot, and sometimes it's filled with great performances and insight into class and position.

This paper enables operators to develop an early better understanding of the effects of gas desorption and geomechanics on shale gas well performance, and provides insights into history matching and optimization of hydraulic fracturing treatment design for shale gas production.

In this study, we investigate how the use of variable-composition monolayers formed from mixtures of 1-adamantanethiol (AT) and 1-octadecanethiol (C18) can be used to control catalyst performance and provide insights into both monolayer ordering and surface reaction mechanisms.

Nevertheless, this review moves beyond correlational analysis to disentangle some of the complexity associated with high performance, and provides insights that may be useful for both developing research hypotheses and practical strategies for improvement.

Taken together, our findings provide new evidence on how audit and auditor characteristics impact audit performance, and new insight into how task complexity and auditor experience separately and jointly moderate the impact of auditor effort on performance.

Simple design calculations are used to illuminate the flow regime presented to the rotor by the guide vanes and conclusions are drawn as to the performance of each grid in predicting performance and providing insight into the fluid flow.

The conclusion is that simply copying from nature does not lead to optimal performance and that insight into the role played by passive design components on natural locomotory dynamics is important.

The first contribution is that we implement an effective optimization based classifier that gives very high performance and valuable insight into different type of cancer data sets.