Sentence examples for restrictive performance from inspiring English sources

Note that step (ii) is embedded particularly to supplement the restrictive performance led by employment of unsupervised quantization.

The first one was based on a wind speed threshold (3 m s−1), while the other three were based on three levels (standard, relaxed and restrictive) of two irrigation performance parameters: the Christiansen Uniformity Coefficient (CU) and the Wind Drift and Evaporation Losses (WDEL).

In general, lower QCI values imply more restrictive services in terms of performance.

HFCs provide good performance, but new restrictive regulations on F-gases lead us to study low-GWP refrigerants as well.

Hence, given that the same channels are reused among SBSs due to the scarce spectral resources, CCI constitutes an important restrictive factor for the network performance.

It is nearly as good as the OAK if the threshold is very restrictive, but the virtual screening performance decreases faster if a looser domain threshold is chosen (Figure 2).

After conditioning the two odors amylacetate (AM) and benzaldehyde (BA) with salt as an aversive US, TH-GAL4/UAS-shits1 larvae tested at restrictive temperature showed significantly reduced performance compared to both GAL4/+ and UAS/+ controls (p = 0.048 for TH-GAL4/+ and p = 0.031 for UAS-shits1/+).

Again, TH-GAL4/UAS-shits1 larvae tested at restrictive temperature showed significantly reduced performance after aversive olfactory conditioning compared to both GAL4/+ and UAS/+ controls in the single odor assay (Figure 3H; p = 0.047 for TH-GAL4/+ and p = 0.026 for UAS-shits1/+).

We define lower bounds for the two objectives under some non-restrictive conditions and compare the performance of the constructive heuristic with CPLEX through design of experiments.

Restrictive practices that had long hampered industrial performance were swept away.

Yet commentators often seem determined, when evaluating women, to impose restrictive labels on them, implying that their performance is somehow linked to this categorisation.