Sentence examples for performance changing from inspiring English sources
The results give out an insight of performance changing trends of RAUR routing scheme.
We have also provided an approximated analytical model for RAUR to give out an insight of its performance changing trends.
We tested whether the TVC will work in a stable double-choking range through an analysis of performance changing patterns for various operating conditions.
The design modification of the ITER equatorial electron cyclotron (EC) launcher to enhance off-axis current drive performance, changing the steering capability of injection beams from toroidal to poloidal, is described.
This study shows that the performance changing with the grating geometry parameters can be elucidated well by evaluating the effects of those parameters especially fill factor (f.f). on the dispersion curve.
He did it via performance, changing a lyric from his dad's hit song "You're So Beautiful" to: "This the kind of song that makes a man love a man".
As a public figure, he has been notably combative — squabbling with critics and other musicians, turning in some lousy live performances, changing labels, cancelling tours — as if playing a role of punk-rock excess.
The pattern of performance changes with changing musculature ratios is inherently interesting, and may reveal functional traits not apparent with comparisons of single models [42].
We also propose a performance projection model that projects and model performance by changing different processor architecture parameters such as the number of cores/threads, memory bandwidth, memory size, cycles-per-instruction (CPI) and memory latency [18, 19].
Hence conventional PI controller will not give satisfactory performance for changing operating conditions and uncertain load changes.
These studies represent perhaps the most useful approach to developmental investigations because they do not require the performance of a task and therefore issues of differing performance and changing strategies across ages are not relevant.
