Sentence examples for periodical performance from inspiring English sources

Currently, these are the time which has to be spent on the model development including data pre-processing and model building together with the effort which needs to be spent on periodical performance assessment and re-training of the model.

The Theatre Royal (01284 769505; www.theatre royal.org) is a working theatre that has uncovered a number of lost works from the era and holds periodical performances of these forgotten Regency plays.

© 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Performance of bioreactors is typically qualified by consideration of transport process and biochemical conversion (Lübbert and Bay Jørgensen, 2001).

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the Modeling scale (e.g., "I often act as an example to new players"); the Consistent Training scale (e.g., "Periodical training and performance exercises are indispensable for guild success").

The effect of using varying proportions of grass and maize straw as bulking material, with periodical manual mixing, on performance of the composting process of selected peri-urban organic waste comprising tree leaves and green wastes was investigated.

It has been well established that periodical shear stress can improve the mechanical performance of isotactic polypropylene during injection molding.

AI can help HR personnel set grading systems for each employee and conduct periodical automatized reviews with regard to set performance goals.

Over the weekend, as part of the centennial celebration of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, the Fifth Avenue headquarters of the New York Public Library, the troupe presented a simultaneous mash-up of all three novels in brief performances in the library's periodical room.

In this paper, we study the performance of an evolutionary programming algorithm with periodical switching between goals, which are selected randomly from a set of related goals.

From his position as editor of the literary periodical El pensador, he issued constant attacks against the performance of these plays, which had become little more than vulgar public spectacles.