Sentence examples for performance compensated from inspiring English sources
This remarkable performance compensated for Mr. Levine's disconcerting account of a major Messiaen work, "Et Exspecto Resurrectionem Mortuorum," scored for brass, winds and metallic percussion, before intermission.
Jack Kennedy, senior economist at Markit, said: "A resilient service sector performance compensated for a sharper fall in manufacturing output during July.
DUBLIN (Reuters) — Ireland's economy returned to modest growth in the third quarter as a strong export performance compensated for depressed domestic consumption, data on Thursday showed.
While decoding a frame, the scheme measures "slack" and "overshoot" over the budgeted decode time and amortizes across the neighboring frames to achieve overall performance, compensating for the overshoot with the slack time.
Their performances compensated for the slight tailing-off in form shown by the freestyler Jo Jackson and the backstrokers Gemma Spofforth and Lizzie Simmonds.
BMRF has by definition larger computational cost than MRF-Deng, since it uses MRF-Deng for labelling initialization and also involves the additional parameter updating step, but the improvement in prediction performance compensates this increased cost.
The trait performance compensates for the fact that plants carrying a homozygous erecta mutation have a much lower plant height than plants carrying a wild type erecta allele.
"The drive to make tenure more selective, to fire teachers more easily and to use merit and performance pay to compensate teachers all blossomed under him," said a former education official who would only speak on condition of anonymity.
This improved performance is due to Flink's ability to process tasks in a pipelined manner, which allows the concurrent execution of successive tasks, thus, gaining in performance by compensating time spent in other operations (i.e., communication between the cluster's nodes).
The assumption is that the private sector – through a combination of higher consumer spending, a pick-up in investment or an improvement in Britain's trade performance – will compensate.
So Herskovitz will have to deliver stellar performance to compensate for costs.
