Sentence examples for the proof of performance from inspiring English sources

Apparently this has been misunderstood by your newspaper.Sarad PradhanMedia consultantNepal Tourism BoardKathmanduFlight controlSIR – With reference to your article on the battle to supply America's air force with a new tanker ("This time it's war", February 2nd), I think that Boeing has the proof of performance and the more efficient tanker for the force.

Table 1 shows these results that are the proof of performance of our algorithm even for poor quality images.

Based on this review, we conservatively evaluate the technological readiness level (TRL) for programmatic and industrial applications in high-temperature advanced reactors to be 7, "one-dimensional engineering-scale demonstration", or the first level in the proof-of-performance category.

Second, we provide an actual implementation and build a prototype employing the proposed framework, for the proof-of-concept and performance evaluations.

The proof-of-concept prototype and performance evaluation in this study confirm that the proposed architecture not only provides better user experience, but also achieves a lightweight design without compromising performance.

That time ranks No. 1 in the nation on the final NCAA proof of performance list and is third in the U.S. this season.

Proof In the proof of H ∞ performance, it is required that the initial value of the state is zero.

The proof of this is the performance and results of England's young national teams from under-17 to under-20.

The application must provide an AM directional antenna proof of performance, containing the exhibits required by § 73.186.

For AM stations, equipment tests, including either a directional or nondirectional proof of performance required by the construction permit, may be conducted during daytime hours provided that the antenna system is first substantially tuned during the experimental period.

While I know I've moved mountains in the time I haven't worked, my proof of performance would never show on a traditional resume.