Sentence examples similar to sustained the performance from inspiring English sources
As a result the area specific resistance of the cathodes should be lowered to sustain the performance of the cells.
Crack-repairing technology via embedded capsules containing repair-agent is becoming a promising approach to sustain the performance of structure materials.
Mr. DiCaprio exercises impressive control in portraying a man on the verge of losing his grip, but Mr. Nolan has not, in the end, given Cobb a rich enough inner life to sustain the performance.
Actions to sustain the performance due to less focus on standardisation and routine/Daily Management.
But the psychological building blocks that sustain the performance are put together outside our field of vision.
"Trying to sustain the performance levels with those changes - we knew we would have to work very hard to win".
However, splitting wide frequency bands into narrower ones and exhaustively examining them alone is not sufficient for sustaining the performance requirements of current and future networks.
The authors attributed the very successful performance to the establishment of skills considered prerequisites for the task, such as differential control by auditory stimuli and a consistent baseline, capable of sustaining the performance by exclusion.
To sustain the performance of an EE, its BUs engage in a sense-making and co-sensing process whose subsequent articulation and formalization support the meaning-giving process of value co-creating changes.
Go back and watch Mark McGwire's interview with Bob Costas or talk to former pitchers that have used PEDs and over and over they say they use these drugs not to enhance, but rather to sustain the performance they have naturally been gifted with.
R.W. Tillerson — A year after taking over, the Exxon Mobil chief executive faces a year in which the company will likely be Congress's whipping boy for Big Oil's profits and investors will be asking how it can sustain the performance that has seen the share price triple over five years.
