Sentence examples for performance arise from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that initial processing of object identity is mediated by orientation-independent information and that orientation costs in performance arise when objects are consolidated in visual short-term memory in order to be reported.

In other words, a broad diet breadth facilitates colonisation of new plant lineages, but selection for host conservatism develops when genetic trade-offs in performance arise on the new host.

(The idea of performance arising as a response to oppression is mentioned by Nietzsche; he refers to the poor, to Jews, and to women).

The pathos of Slimane's story (as well as the accomplishment of Mr. Boufares's performance) arises partly from the understanding that this man, so committed to the idea of his own strength and resilience, is in the end so fragile.

On the other hand, the relative gain in performance arising from the cooperative effect would decrease.

The fascinating performance arises from the ameliorating functional characteristics of aCNTs in both the two battery components.

The greatly improved electrochemical performance arises from the favorable kinetics properties stemming from unique nanoparticle-in-nanowire one-dimensional architecture.

Further deterioration in thermal performance arises because fractures with a larger flow impedance usually have better thermal performance but receive a smaller portion of the flow.

The excellent absorption performance arises from the effective impedance matching, alternate multilayer nanostructure and chiral morphology of the samples, and efficient magnetic loss from magnetic constituents.

The model predicted that the largest effects on driver performance arose for dialing methods with high visual demand rather than methods with long dialing times.

Moreover, the most difficult challenge in controller design and control performance arises from the interaction between looper angle and strip tension.