Sentence examples for performance with little from inspiring English sources

It's all about improving performance with little tweaks.

Was thrift advocacy an enabler, paying lip service to ways of living that consumerism was eroding — acting, in effect, as a performance with little substance?

Furthermore, compared with polyolefin separator, the coin cell containing the GM with 36.8% DG showed better charge discharge performance with little capacity loss after 80 cycles.

Thirdly, when repeating same or similar control tasks, the learned knowledge can be recalled and reused to achieve the guaranteed stability and better control performance with little effort.

The results showed that the self-centering RC frame structure had desirable seismic performance with little damage even under extreme earthquakes.

Thomas Cook's results statement concentrated on its own performance with little to say about wider consumer demand, but Bartram said renewed confidence and the resilience of the package deal would help Green's cause.

On one hand, they have to hit the ground running, jumping into rehearsals and performances with little time to recover from jet lag.

The evening was split into a series of distinct performances, with little seeming to link them, especially the episode at the end of the first half when the action moved to a dance class and the audience was invited to imagine that the fourth wall had been demolished so we could stumble into a rehearsal for a show.

It was a performance, tracing with little turbulence the course of their relationship, by a pair of all-pro politicians whose public lives and future legacies are entwined.

Our results indicated that increasing level of SO up to 50 g per kg diet may improves tail fat and intramuscular CLA cis-9, trans-11 in young fattening Chaal lambs without affecting animal performance and with little effect on fat deposition.

More specifically, by using likelihood ratio areas with sizes that are just lower than the block, we can obtain better performance but with little computational cost increase.