Sentence examples for performance in operating from inspiring English sources

The new board has twice the amount of memory at 1GB and a faster, 900MHz quad-core processor, allowing more demanding applications and providing faster performance in operating systems, coding programs and multimedia functions.

The accurate estimation of the road friction coefficient can facilitate the improvement of the active safety system and attain a better performance in operating vehicle safety systems.

Results obtained by operating at sea the Romeo ROV are presented, pointing out the role played by the mechanical design of the actuation and illumination systems in achieving satisfactorily performance in operating conditions.

This study investigated the effects of the type of menu (scrolling or hierarchy) and the stage of usage (whether the current usage is the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, or eighth day of usage) on the users' performance in operating a menu displayed in the first, second, or third layers of personal digital assistant (PDA) display.

This study investigated the effects of the type of menu (WinCE and Palm) and the stage of usage (whether the current usage is the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, or eighth day of usage) on the users' performance in operating a menu displayed in the first, second, or third layers of a PDA display.

In conclusion, we found that CRM-style training was associated with improved non-technical skills performance but not technical performance in operating theatre teams, and that most of the improvement was related to better nurse behaviours.

Here we report that we have achieved a practical setup, evaluated its performance, found difficulties in operating such a system and we draw conclusions about our proposition.

Among the challenges, noted in the Department of Energy issued report "20 % Wind Energy by 2030" (EERE 2030), are improvement in wind turbine performance and reduction in operating and maintenance costs.

However, to fully understand the links between microbial composition and digester performance and adjustments in operating temperature and addition of trace elements further research is required.

The first purpose of this research was to seek a better understanding the effects of visual magnification on human performance and control in operating a tool via indirect vision.

(2) It does not require the knowledge of the channel profile and is thus immune to degradation in performance when operating in a fast changing mobile environment.