Sentence examples for possible better performance from inspiring English sources
Automatic transmissions not only require little skill to operate but also make possible better performance than is obtainable with designs that require clutch actuation.
The chapter finally presents the research introducing the idea of self-comparison evaluation, which compares a project's actual engineering performance to its possible better performance searched by genetic algorithms in order to make suggestions for possible engineering performance improvement.
Attach the push-wire to the control surface controller, and mount it so it fits on your plane, preferably right down the middle, and keep the Drop Box as close to the natural center of gravity as possible, for better performance.
Moreover, it is possible that better performances were due to decreased pain rather than fear-avoidance.
The computations show, that it is possible to achieve better performance in this reactor than in conventional slurry reactor at the same catalyst loading.
Additional studies on the formulation and the properties at the fresh state of concrete containing zeolite in order to improve the mechanical strength will surely make it possible to obtain better performance and thus better profits from this natural pozzolan.
From the results for E HOMO, E LUMO and ΔE yield (Table 7), it is possible to get better performance with DMD as corrosion inhibitor and hence greater contribution to the observed inhibition efficiency.
It may be possible to achieve better performance by rewriting the code in a compiled language, but as extensive use is made of sophisticated graph theory and user interface functions built into Mathematica, this would be a major undertaking.
The possible explanation of a better performance of CIGALE is the limited number of FIR templates used by Le PHARE.
This paper outlines possible energy savings and better performance achieved by different solar passive strategies (skylights, roof monitors and clerestory roof windows) and element arrangements across the roof in zones of cold to temperate climates.
Possible reasons for the better performance of Swiss hospitals lie partly in their better structural department features aimed at a systematic training of AM in PGMT.
