Sentence examples for squeeze performance from inspiring English sources

Decades of ever-faster hardware have diverted firms from trying to squeeze performance increases out of software and clever programming.

THE BOATS Delta Lloyd: A last-minute attempt by Irishman Ger O'Rourke to squeeze performance out of the boat which, as ABN Amro 1, won the race in 2005-06.

It's a testament to the ability of programmers to squeeze performance out of an established hardware standard that new games on the Xbox 360 can still look and sound impressive in 2013.

American policy makers and educators are at a dangerous crossroads: we can marginalize union villains and squeeze performance gains from stressed-out professionals living in a time warped learning paradigm.

By placing funding at risk, local school administrators are left with the problem of squeezing performance out of students who come into the education system already behind.Another issue is that the Act does not take into account English as second language students, or recent immigrants.

Goldman said: "There is evidence that a short squeeze boosted performance in this recent rally.

That, along with the efforts to squeeze improved performance from existing models, is what the industry is currently all about.

As designers squeeze more performance out of computer systems, they rely on many concurrent operations sharing the same sections of computer memory.

Each chart had a few outliers blinking in the upper-right-hand corner — schools that managed to squeeze high performance out of the poorest students.

Indeed, this version of the private equity business is exactly the opposite: improving a company's operations instead of turning to financial engineering to squeeze out performance.

He is using his Ph.D. in electrical engineering, earned at the University of California, Berkeley in the free-speech 1960s, to correct some of the Leaf's shortcomings and to squeeze more performance out of it.