Sentence examples for performance the behavior from inspiring English sources

As the EXIT chart is an efficient tool for the convergence prediction of the error performance, the behavior of the decoding algorithm could be approximately predicted before actually running the algorithm, by the following properties [12, 13]: If there is a crossing point between the two EXIT curves, the value of this crossing point indicates the error floor of the decoding algorithm.

Second, we were unable to fulfill our first objective, which was to separate our findings in terms of motivation (e.g., willing to perform euthanasia) and actual performance of the behavior, again due to the low number of studies.

Centroid offset becomes the dominating factor affecting array beamforming performance, and the behavior of microphone array approaches the behavior of a single element in these far-field cases.

In this study seismic performance and the behavior factors such as overstrength factors, ductility factors, and the response modification factors of reinforced concrete SWS structures were evaluated.

The aimed performance on the behavior of the filter with respect to the angular divergence of the incident beam was considered.

These data are not by themselves sufficient to support the view that delusions are irrational, but show interesting deviations from statistically normal performance in the behavior of people with delusions.

As a consequence, interference does not play a major role on the system performance and the behavior of the source-destination capacity mainly depends on the term 1/R (see (6)).

'Implementation' of the curriculum refers to performance of the behavior, the actual use of the program.

While at first, this may seem trivial, psychosocial theories, such as the Theory of Interpersonal Behavior [ 51] and the Theory of Planned Behavior [ 53], clearly distinguish motivation from actual performance of the behavior.

The tool was considered advantageous because, according to the theory of Implementation Intentions [ 16], detailed planning of when and how to execute an intended action facilitates the actual performance of the behavior.

Finally, perceived behavioural control (PBC) refers to a person's perception of whether or not they have control over behaviour, even in circumstances that would make performance of the behavior difficult.