Sentence examples for rapidly performance from inspiring English sources

When memories were formed, they emerged rapidly, performance became abruptly near-perfect, and multiple noises were remembered for several weeks.

The rapidly increasing performance of graphics processors, improving programming support and excellent performance-price ratio make graphics processing units (GPUs) a good option for a variety of computationally intensive tasks.

"Frankly, the hardware isn't changing as rapidly in performance as it was 10 years go".

Quinn said Balfour was hoping to rapidly improve performance by restoring operational and financial discipline and simplifying the organisation.

The flexibility of the yMusic players puts them at the forefront of a rapidly changing performance culture.

But with Manhattan rapidly losing performance spaces devoted to experimental arts — like Tonic on the Lower East Side, which closed in 2007 — some kind of home is necessary, and Mr. Markowitz believes that Brooklyn is the perfect place for it.

"As one of Talbots' largest shareholders, we are concerned by the company's rapidly deteriorating performance," Stefan L. Kaluzny, a Sycamore managing director, said in a letter to Talbots in December.

However, when atmospheric conditions change rapidly, the performance of conventional algorithms is reduced.

Expanding the request zone to the entire network when route discovery fails rapidly degrades performance and loses the benefits of an algorithm based on a confined request zone.

We can use pull to learn faster and translate that learning into rapidly improving performance, not just for ourselves, but for the people we connect with a virtuous cycle that we can participate in.

The method can be applied to different rackets and other sports equipment to determine rapidly the performance characteristics of new designs.