Sentence examples for preserving performance and from inspiring English sources

The framework is designed to maintain a VSIPL++-like environment and hide hardware-specific details from the application programmer while preserving performance and productivity.

In our analysis, we showed where the mGLRT could be used while preserving performance and saving energy.

Table 4 illustrates the edge preserving performance (Pratt's FOM) of the proposed algorithm after the removal of salt and pepper noise.

The auction also highlights the difficulty of preserving performance regalia.

Still, for all we hear about classical music being a museum culture, it isn't very good at preserving performance styles over long periods.

However, our model tends to produce the curvelet shrinkage image and can remain the curve singularities in images; thus it will obtain good edge preserving performance.

The prognosis of NSCLC is however stage dependent and only patients who present with early-stage disease, adequate pulmonary reserve and preserved performance status are candidates for resection, with 5-year survival rates ranging from 70%to80%0% (Sakurai et al, 2010) in stage IA to only 30% in stage IIIA (Goya et al, 2005) disease.

To be effective on such architectures programming models must be aware of the communication hierarchy, and yet preserve performance portability.We propose four new architecture-aware constructs for the parallel Haskell extension GpH that exploit information about task size and aim to reduce communication for small tasks, preserve data locality, or to distribute large units of work.

Our results indicate that older adults' bilateral activity is compensatory and helps preserve performance.

However, unambiguous evidence for effective reorganization requires not only contralateral activity, but also an association both with damage to regions in the left hemisphere that are typically involved in a specific function in healthy controls and with preserved performance in the relevant domain.

Moreover, patients often show specific impairments when relying on internal control processes as opposed to preserved performance when being externally cued (Brown and Marsden, 1988; Georgiou et al., 1994; Siegert et al., 2002; Michely et al., 2012).