Sentence examples for retaining the performance from inspiring English sources

To solve this problem, an extension of USR called USRCAT, has been developed that includes pharmacophoric information whilst retaining the performance benefits of the original method.

Besides designing effective resource allocation approaches to improve the energy efficiency, it has been shown that coordinated MIMO transmission is also able to greatly improve the energy efficiency while retaining the performance of spectral efficiency [10 16], especially when the number of transmit antennas is large.

Recent versions of TrOWL are expected to produce complete inferences with our ontology while retaining the performance advantage of TrOWL over other reasoners (Yuan Ren, personal communication).

When U.S. fighters such as the P-51 Mustang began to operate deep inside Germany with the aid of external fuel tanks in early 1944, the Bf 109's underwing armament was abandoned in order to retain the performance essential for survival in air-to-air combat.

(In rating funds that merge, Forbes retains the performance record of the larger of the two, regardless of which name survives. In this case Strategy's disastrous record has now been picked up in the history for Global Equity).

Glock USA describes the model as "a slightly reduced size of a full-size handgun for easier concealment but still retains the performance on the level of a serious big bore".

With these monosynths you can get inhumanly fast (or slow) complex pulses that phase, bounce off each other and interlock in ways that no human ensemble could ever achieve, while retaining the live performance element in all the other areas.

The study of [16] further improves the carrier sensing capability of CSMA by adding fairness to the equation, while retaining the throughput performance.

The number of basis functions becomes very high, as described previously; we therefore reduce their number while retaining the model performance as described below.

This suggests that the three-dimensionally interconnected architecture of the CNT networks in the conductor is greatly helpful for retaining the electrical performance by preventing complete disconnection of the conductive networks, even under relatively high strains.

"This work shows that you can achieve many flexible goals for managing traffic, while retaining the high performance of traditional routers," Hari Balakrishnan, the Fujitsu Professor in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT explains in an MIT News article about the research.