Sentence examples for performance of onset from inspiring English sources

This effect is explained by the bad performance of onset detection for string instruments in general as we have already seen for cello.

Correlation between performance of onset detection and haplotypes inherited by children with dyslexia was analyzed).

Haplotype C-C was shown to be correlated with poor performance of Onset Detection (lower score) and T-G was correlated with better performance (higher score).

The performance of tone onset detection is measured by the F-measure taking into account the tolerance regions: F = frac{2cdot m_{T^{2cdot m_{T^ +mathit{m_{F^+m_{F^, quad F in, [!0,1], (7).

Latency was used to study the performance of seizure onset detection.

Sub-analyses examining test performance by day of onset were performed.

Cyclic voltammetry and linear sweep voltammetry measurements demonstrated that the urchin-like nanostructured SnO2-180-5 (obtained at 180 °C for 5 h) possessed the optimal ERC performance in terms of onset potential, electron transfer, and current density.

It is confirmed that high-temperature pyrolysis processes can facilitate to produce higher contents of pyridinic- and pyrrolic-N binding groups in electrocatalysts, contributing to the enhancement of ORR performance in terms of onset potential, half-wave potential, and limited current density.

For example, in the context of athletic performance, delayed onset of H+ accumulation may be relevant to certain time frames within an event that demand rapid transitions between steady-state and higher intensity efforts (e.g. beginning a 'long-finish' earlier in a 1500-m race).

Once we have gained a general insight of the performance of the considered onset detection and selection schemes, we shall study them from the interactive point of view.

This fact could suggest that, when considering this scheme, the performance of the initial onset estimation by the autonomous algorithm may not be completely relevant as the interactive scheme is able to solve the task within the same figure of effort.