All we were trying to point out is that we recognize performance is not where we'd like it to be".
The Alliance's certification program is using accredited independent labs to test that biometric subcomponents meet what it dubs "globally recognized performance standards for biometric recognition performance and Presentation Attack Detection (PAD)" — and thus that they are "fit for commercial use".
In this paper we present and discuss Tstat, a tool for the collection and statistical analysis of TCP/IP traffic, which, in addition to recognized performance figures, infers TCP connection status from traces.
In any case, application scheduling schemes should be sufficiently flexible to recognize performance degradation in a given metric that may come from overuse reported in another metric, and the SLA control scheme must be sufficiently powerful to allow for dynamic control over application types that can be mixed for optimal overall usage.
However, the roundtable also felt strongly that laboratories must be familiar with 1) the urgent need for measurement accuracy, 2) generally recognized performance characteristics, and 3) available guidelines (4).
Examples of reasons to reward employees with gifts are to recognize performance, productivity, tenure, helpfulness, referrals and attendance.
Top acting honors in the play categories recognized performances of two very complicated royals: Geoffrey Rush (above right) in "Exit the King" and Janet McTeer (right) in "Mary Stuart".
When she became the president of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, she had to come to recognize performance-enhancing drugs in big-time college sports.
Like her more recognized performances and photographs, Ana's films are characterized by a haunting combination of presence and absence, manifested in scratches on the emulsion of celluloid film or filmed reactions to blood poured onto an unassuming sidewalk.
Incentives for rewarding and recognizing high performance goes one step further as it recognizes differences in performance by making a high performer better-off (either financially or non-financially) than an underperformer.
