Sentence examples for performance reach from inspiring English sources
A slightly better performance between 22 and 28 December – which saw performance reach 90.5% and 85.7%, depending on which measurement is used – did nothing to relieve a growing sense in the NHS that it is facing some of the greatest pressures in memory.
When the current setting coefficient is over 1.8, both connectivity level and global effective performance reach their maximum values.
When the instantaneous penetration of wind power locates in the range of 5.08 % 10.93 %, both connectivity level and global effective performance reach the maximum values while percentage of load loss reduced to the minimum of zero.
Moreover, a co-design scheme is provided to design the desired ETM and controller that render the network load and control performance reach an expected level, which is more convenient than the two-step design method.
On the basis of the previous research finding that human biological function and physical performance reach their peak at 20 35 years of age and wane afterward (Shephard, 1998), we chose 35 years of age as the cutoff point for middle-aged adulthood.
Stepwise feature selection was performed by adding/removing features iteratively, until the performance reached its maximum.
The performance reached a midpoint where choir members cut loose from their positions.
Performance reached its peak with the 4-4-2 of 1970, which produced 365 horsepower, according to official figures, though Hot Rod magazine says it was closer to 425.
Mr. Perry's blustery, charmless performance reaches a nadir when his character, posing as a veterinarian, must give a prostate massage to an impotent bull named Tornado (Holden).
On Thursday the organization, devoted to dance education and performance, reached an agreement with its landlord, Fram Realty, to remain in the Lower Manhattan space for the next month.
As Elizabeth parries Richard's pleas and commands with a wit of steel, Mr. Spacey's performance reaches new heights of feverishness, which is saying something.
