Sentence examples for performance requirement to from inspiring English sources

"What we're doing with the architecture is solving a key performance requirement to achieve quantum advantage with near-term quantum capabilities," the CEO said.

No heavy lifting, no going out of doors in the cold, no bar exam, just great fees, no incremental costs, and this is the good part, no performance requirement to speak of".

The mapping of production performance requirements to process and production planning requires automated closed-loop control systems, which current systems fail to deliver.

In his memorandum to Medicare contractors around the country, Mr. Kavanagh announced various reductions in Medicare's "1998 budget and performance requirements". Medicare officials set the performance requirements to keep within the budget set by Congress.

Application programmers directly specify high-level performance requirements to Frosting in the form of service-level objectives (SLOs), which are throughput or latency requirements on operations to HBase.

Investors also want more stringent performance requirements to ensure managers are not merely benefiting from a bull market, according to Barclays, which surveyed more than 300 hedge fund investors.

User specification of the layout of circuits for FPGAs is necessary to meet performance requirements, to reduce area, or to facilitate dynamic reconfiguration.

Legislation and guidelines developed for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) have set performance requirements to minimize leakage risk, and to quantify and remediate any leaks that arise.

Policy recommendations to address insufficiencies in "market demand" include, firstly, the introduction, and improvement, of standards-based regulation and performance requirements to stimulate firms to be more adaptive technologically.

The assessors were invited to reflect on each of the domains of the mini-CEX and to discuss what was important to be observed, and what were the minimum performance requirements to be met.

We study a setting where first-year undergraduates who fall short of a pre-defined performance requirement have to repeat all first-year courses before they can proceed to the second year.