Sentence examples for the optimised performance from inspiring English sources

These parameters were selected to obtain the optimised performance of the algorithm (Kantelhardt et al. 2002).

The approach involves the optimisation of the so-called performance weights subject to a constraint, formulated in terms of the structured singular value, which ensures the existence of a stabilising feedback compensator that achieves robust performance with respect to the optimised performance weights and an uncertain plant set.

To investigate the impact of optimised performance feedback (PF) and patient participation (PP) on HH compliance in the setting of a well-established multimodal HH promotion program.

Thermal and CFD computational studies indicate that purging and charging duration and associated set-points for room temperature as well as air flow rate are the important parameters for optimised performance for a given LTES design.

Even if the number of components is optimised, performance is significantly poorer if all features are used instead of just the subset selected by the WAAC algorithm.

The threshold with the optimised diagnostic performance was chosen as the definition of localised epidemics and was used to describe the spatiotemporal epidemiology of localised epidemics in the six districts during 2004-2008.

The former structure has fundamental faults, which prohibit an optimised performance.

The Lipidfiltration system is completed by a specifically designed therapy machine with optimised performance characteristics.

The benefits are quite technical but they include an update to the Direct3D element of Direct X that will give coders closer access to graphics hardware, which should in turn mean a more optimised performance.

A composite web in combination with fibre reinforced plastics (FRP) is proposed as a solution to achieve an optimised performance.

Under the optimised operative conditions, the performances of the biosensor have been evaluated by measuring the steady-state currents (at +0.45 V versus SCE) to increasing concentrations of glucose in "air saturated" 0.1 M phosphate buffer (pH 7.0).