Sentence examples for performance of threshold from inspiring English sources

A visionary conservationist as well as a choreographer, Martita Goshen will present a world premiere benefit performance of "Threshold," part of a series devoted to what Ms. Goshen refers to as "a return to the old ways of listening to mother earth".

It is observed that the performance of threshold based relay selection is sensitive to the value of threshold.

From these figures, it can be seen that, although the performance is better when modeled against naive adversaries in Fig. 5 compared to strong adversaries in Fig.  4, the performance of threshold based scheme against strong adversaries is not impressive.

As can be seen in Table 9, the performance of threshold based scheme is not impressive, which motivates us to explore the Bayesian classifier based scheme as explained next.

Figure 4 shows the classification performance of threshold used to diagnose subarachnoid haemorrhage in those with abnormal lumbar puncture.

Secrecy performance of threshold-based DF cooperative cognitive networks is extensively discussed in [27], with optimal relay selection scheme.

Detailed experimental evidence has demonstrated that this method can maximize contrast of target region furthest while graying; also this feature can improve performance of thresholding and image enhancement, which has significant effect on image processing tasks in natural scenes.

In this context, the key aim of this study is to investigate in detail the effect of scanning resolution and reconstruction settings such as noise reduction and 32-bit to 8-bit mapping interval on the 3D X-ray CT imaging of soil structure and the impact on the performance of thresholding methods.

The diagnostic performance of thresholds of these baseline factors to identify people with incident fatty liver at follow-up was assessed using receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves.

In order to help identify people for imaging investigation of the liver who are at high risk of NAFLD, our aim was to: a) identify easily measured risk factors at baseline that were independently associated with incident fatty liver at follow up, and then b) to test the diagnostic performance of thresholds of these factors at baseline, to predict or to exclude incident fatty liver at follow up.

These findings suggest that top-down, dimension-specific attention can direct auditory learning, even when this learning is not reflected in conventional performance measures of threshold change.