Sentence examples for performance of program from inspiring English sources

(The formal dance festivities begin with a performance of Program A on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m., but the Month of Mark gets started tonight with a 9 o'clock performance of the Western Caravan swing band. Howard Gilman Opera House, 30 Lafayette Avenue, at Ashland Place, Fort Greene, (718) 636-4100; bam.org or mmdg.org for details on various events).

For example, comparing the performance of program participants to a group who didn't op-in can lead to "success" that seems attributable to the program but more likely reflects the differential motivation of the starting populations.

The monitors were trained over two days in order to standardise the performance of program activities.

This annual program evaluation must document formal, systematic evaluation of the curriculum and must monitor and track resident performance, faculty development, graduate performance (including performance of program graduates on their respective certification examinations) and program quality.

That is, we introduce a simple and practical model for the performance of program-induction algorithms.

On Wednesday morning, Howes said there was no correlation between the performance of programs and where there were cuts.

Researchers can improve performance of programs and reduce time cost with CUDA involved.

Although we hope to do as much programming as possible in high-level languages, the instruction set is the key to analyzing the performance of programs.

The Agriculture Department is seeking public comment on whether it should be involved in accrediting, reviewing or certifying the performance of programs aimed at ensuring that crops are not contaminated by other varieties.

Usually, benchmarks are used to compare, or simply evaluate, the performance of programs or scoring functions.

On the positive side: The Challenge Fund is not focused single-mindedly on expanding state-operated pre-schools to serve everybody so much as boosting the quality and performance of programs serving disadvantaged youngsters.