Sentence examples for performance to maintain from inspiring English sources

The proposed control strategy performs outstanding voltage control performance to maintain an excellent voltage level such as zero steady-state error and low total harmonic distortion (THD) under the situation of sudden load changes, back power flow of renewable energy such as photovoltaic and nonlinear load in an isolated microgrid.

Rather than relying on legal obligation, Paperight relies on the quality of its behaviors and of its performance to maintain relationships.

Young revelation Heeney showed strength, poise and accuracy as he grabbed three goals and combined beautifully with Franklin, who yet again proved his worth with a five-goal performance to maintain Sydney's unbeaten start to the season.

Both Bellshill and Yorkhill run in the brown and black colours of Andrea and Graham Wylie, who also welcomed another 'Hill' back to the winners' enclosure on Sunday when Shaneshill put up an eye-catching performance to maintain his 100% record over fences in the two-mile novice chase.

Noble needed another consistent performance to maintain his prospects of getting to the Olympics.

The proposed model can efficiently predict teamwork performance to maintain appropriate mental workload as well as ensure system safety.

To improve the daylighting performance; meanwhile, to maintain its thermal performance of a living room in a tropical urban house, an anidolic daylighting system (ADS) was applied on the east facade.

The researchers implemented a calibration method for the WM task to control for each participant's performance level to maintain 75 85% accuracy for the medium-load trials and 60 70% accuracy for the high-load trials.

The goal of machine tools for Ultra High Precision Machining is to guarantee high specified performances and to maintain them over life cycle time.

Thus, aged animals appeared to sacrifice the speed of performance in order to maintain the accuracy of performance.

Monitoring performance is essential and required to maintain performance and is beyond the owner's capacity to perform.