Sentence examples for the normal performance from inspiring English sources

Within the study and design of a nuclear power plant extensive system modeling is necessary to determine how the reactor is going to perform in any given situation, not only in the normal performance of the reactor but also transients including anticipated transients without scram (ATWS) and hypothetical accidents.

"I just was talking about the normal performance of our team.

Even if a missile is seen, evasive maneuvers besides dispensing flares are well beyond the normal performance limits expected of an airliner.

This may be attributed to uncertainties in the rainfall events which may disrupt the normal performance of an urban drainage system and eventually lead to inundations and damages.

More importantly, it offers the possibility of self-healing (i.e., detecting the performance degradation or defects, and then reconfiguring certain design parameters to automatically regain the normal performance).

LICSS is an Excel-based chemical spreadsheet with a difference: It can usefully be used on sheets containing hundreds of thousands of compounds; it doesn't compromise the normal performance of Microsoft Excel.

In addition, it is also found that the use of biphenyl as an electrolyte additive does not significantly influence the normal performances of the lithium ion batteries.

We found that this treatment has indeed resulted in the normal performances in the mutant mice.

For the complex reaction time test, the expected normal performance for ages 34-49 is a Tput score of 100, and a mean reaction time of 547 msec and for ages 50-59, scofes of 80 and 618 msec respectively [ 27].

For the simple reaction time test, the expected normal performance for ages 34-49 is a Tput score of 207, and a mean reaction time of 294 msec, and for ages 50-59, scofes of 197 and 309 msec respectively.

Of all mJTT subtests, PSO showed by far the highest proportion of patients that scored outside the defined normal performance threshold at 9 months (8 out of 28), the largest differences between baseline and 9 months (mean ± SD 9.1 ± 4.5 s) and the largest within-subjects variance (mean ± SD 40.4 ± 23.2).