Sentence examples for performance contour from inspiring English sources

Compared with the traditional LCI, proposed OLTI possesses better resolution for transmission performance, without intersection phenomenon in the performance contour atlas.

8a and b illustrate the across and within modality results respectively for the two sample subjects from Fig. 4. The experimental data (dots) are shown along with the global performance of the model across the whole input space (grey-scale background, with white indicating 100% success) and the 66% performance contour (blue lines).

Performance contours in the Operations Analysis World are then used to optimize irrigation system inflow rate and cutoff time.

The adequacy of the existing design is examined with the performance contours provided in the Physical Design World.

We propose putative tasks whose performance contours jointly lead to the observed suite of variations, including hydrodynamic efficiency, shell economy, compactness and rapid shell growth.

The calculated contours of internal volume relative to shell thickness-namely the performance contours of the task of economy- have a curving ridge that points towards the third archetype.

To advance trajectory control precision without relying on high tracking performance, a contour control strategy for a robot manipulator is presented in this paper.

This work provides a series of biologically motivated computational visual models with high-performance for contour detection from cluttered scene in night vision images.

If decreased sensory or perceptual ability is a factor in drug-induced hallucinations, then one would predict that performance on contour-detection tasks would be impaired by hallucinogens and that individuals with lower baseline performance on these tasks should have increased susceptibility to drug-induced hallucinations.

Having grown up hearing Handel, for example, in the fleshed-out re-orchestrations that were common in the 1930s, he made a point of seeking out the original scores and tailoring his own performances to contours that Handel would have found more familiar.

And in the familiar scores that framed the set — Corelli's Concerto in D (Op. 6, No. 4) and Handel's Concerto Grosso in G (Op. 6, No. 1) — the ensemble's solidity and fluid dynamics gave the performances clear contours and a real freshness and point.