Sentence examples for performance and serve from inspiring English sources

Composites prepared by standard layup techniques using these CNT "fuzzy" alumina fibers are attractive as integral armor layers having enhanced ballistic and impact performance, and serve as a model system for later implementation of this technology using carbon fibers.

The system suitability check samples or quality control samples prepared in vehicle should be injected periodically throughout every chromatographic run to assess consistent analytical performance and serve as a performance check.

Technology, it is Marco's hope, is also humanized through the performance and serves as a truly integral part of the experience and magic of the show.

Designed to be an open, flexible space, the science plaza will host performances and serve as an outdoor movie venue.

Organizers hope to one day house permanent and traveling art exhibits, a theatrical performance area and serve as a research facility.

Importantly, the NCDB can be used to benchmark hospitals on performance measures and serve as an impetus for quality improvement initiatives at the hospital level.

Looking at the audited financial statements can help answer questions about the investment performance, and can serve as a vetting mechanism to protect against fraud or mismanagement.

They said the invitation constituted performance art and served a social purpose by relieving passers-by of pent-up aggression.

Mr. Moukarbel, 28, who graduated from Yale in May, said his new video was intended to capture the art of performance and to serve as commentary on his plight.

The results from the parametric study and first-order sensitivity analysis show the importance and impact each design parameter has on overall system performance and can serve as a first reference guideline in system design.

We observe that our leakage-bounded beamforming method can achieve better performance and can serve more users in parallel than the interference-unaware beamsteering schemes (max. gain and Cheb. tapered beamsteering).