Sentence examples for performance margins from inspiring English sources

Mr. Russell noted the "razor thin" profit margins of the Iraq contracts, which range from a base level of 1percentto2percentcent and slightly higher depending on the company's performance; margins climb to10percentnt for other jobs like building liquefied natural gas terminals.

Design engineering, escape systems, and performance margins may assume greater importance in space safety technology in the future.

Performance centering is sought through concurrent maximization of system-level flexibility based on behavioral models and implementation-level performance margins based on performance models.

As a final remark, we notice that architecture performance margins are taken on lower-dimensional models than the corresponding platform ones.

To optimal settings must balance three aspects: (1) comfort, (2) energy efficiency, and (3) performance margins on order to be able to quickly adapt to unexpected disturbances.

In particular, the cost of meeting the margin on performances is not traded off with the potential improvements in system performances, that is, the sensitivity of the goal function on is not evaluated at all, leaving a wide discretionality in determining performance margins.

Aerospace system requirements over the last decade have continued to evolve toward higher levels of performance at lower cost, incurring a major challenge for system developers; how to balance conflicting performance and cost requirements and understand their impact on performance margins as well as the manufacturability characteristics of the design.

The lower operating time fraction will increase performance margins for some systems, for example, the Torus Exhaust Gas Processing System (TEGPS) which was designed to meet a specified daily release rate for the FDR design conditions which were more onerous than RTO/RC-ITER.