Sentence examples for performance pronounced from inspiring English sources

However, there are several side reactions and considerable byproduct formation in the system cellulose/NMMO/water which can cause detrimental effects, such as degradation of cellulose, temporary or permanent discoloration of the resulting fibers, decreased product performance, pronounced decomposition of NMMO, increased consumption of stabilizers, or even thermal runaway reactions.

The newest Civic was also knocked for substandard braking performance and "pronounced road noise".

This change in performance is pronounced when higher size of diluent was used with the catalyst.

The EMD has been found to perform better than the JS, but the difference in performance is not pronounced, especially if a 1D histogram representation of landscapes is used.

In particular, the effect of methanol solution flow rates on the cell performance became more pronounced at low temperatures.

For example, Cuypers et al. (2013) found there may be more pronounced performance effects at lower tDCS intensities.

An exception is the Taiwanese-born performance artist Tehching Hsieh (pronounced dur-ching shay), specifically, the five, grueling one-year pieces he executed, mostly in New York, from 1978 to 1986.

Advanced economies around the world are suffering from weaker levels of productivity growth, but the UK's poor performance is particularly pronounced.

It is music of Stravinsky's old age: the temperature has cooled; the detachment from the audience and from practical performance problems is pronounced.

Before Friday's performance, the M.C. pronounced herself smitten with him then said it was "devastating that he is gay and he won't like me".

In positing why the overstatements of Mr. Kerry's performance were so pronounced, the researchers said they were convinced that the technical foundation on which their work was based was sound.