Sentence examples for relating performance from inspiring English sources
Design guidelines relating performance to microstructure and bulk material properties in relation to experimental results are proposed.
Making this assessment in an automated manner will require a better understanding of the function(s) relating performance to perceived quality and/or physical measures of the image and, again, provide a place for use-inspired basic research that can subsequently inform more strictly applied work.
These studies focus on relating performance improvement to brain activity changes.
We found a contrast between straightforward linear regression and the extreme groups approach in terms of relating performance experience to OSCE results.
For all of the phase 2 measures, the threshold estimate obtained was the stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA) that was approximately midway between chance and 100%% correct performance on the psychometric function relating performance to SOA.
As a result of the study, a recommendation was made to the Ministry of Health in Mali to adapt performance management strategies to the motivators that were identified – for example, by relating performance appraisal to tasks for which these health workers are responsible according to their job descriptions.
To fabricate these chambers and to evaluate the related performance, we performed a computer simulation to optimize the structure.
The awards, named for the dancer and teacher Bessie Schonberg (1906-1997), will honor outstanding innovative achievements in dance and related performance during the 2004-5 season.
Mr. Woychuk, meanwhile, retired a few months later, to run the bar and its related performance spaces, at 85 East Fourth Street, full-time.
"With regards to Wiggins's TUEs, questions remain over his symptoms, the choice of treatment and the related performance benefits from that treatment".
That leads to much lower risk-adjusted performance for such portfolios -- more than 50percentt lower, in fact, according to the professors' calculations of the Sharpe Ratio, which relates performance to volatility.
