Sentence examples for performance in contrast to the from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the sEXP rule, E2M, and the EXP_MT rule schemes have much better throughput performance in contrast to the EXP rule.
This configuration enhances the exergetic efficiency of the system and thus its thermodynamic performance, in contrast to the alternative configuration for increased power generation.
Recently, the distribution of the achievable signal-to-interference-noise ratio (SINR) of the HetNet is derived in[9], and the achievable throughput of the HetNet is also analyzed in[10], both revealing that the HetNet has a potential of greatly improving the system performance in contrast to the conventional homogeneous cellular network.
She appreciated the focus on facial expressions during the performance, in contrast to the elaborate costuming which she felt distracted from other numbers.
These experimental conditions best approximate early postapplication performance, in contrast to the 12 24 h cure times utilized in other studies.
Synthesis of materials with desirable nanostructures is a hot research topic owing to their enhanced performances in contrast to the bulk counterparts.
Its optimal performance is achieved by solving economic performance design (EPD) problem and optimizing the MPC performance iteratively in contrast to the original EPD which has nonlinear LQG curve relationship.
The second-quarter performance stood in contrast to the two previous quarters, in which the gross domestic product, the most popular measure of the nation's output of goods and services, rose at a weak annual rate of 1.4percentt.
The King's Choir, of which Cleobury has been director since 1982, have long been associated with the work, preserving the original ecclesiastical performance tradition, in contrast to the grander approach favoured by others.
The IV results differ: taller girls (but not boys) have better cognitive performance and, in contrast to the OLS, greater height appears to increase behavioral problems.
The results show that by a more effective allocation of the current capacity, all procedure types will meet their corresponding performance targets in contrast to the current situation.
