Both undercooling [ 43] and overheating [ 44] threaten performance after prolonged exposure.
In a forthcoming book ("Workforce Crisis" by Ken Dychtwald, Tamara Erickson and Robert Morison) the authors paint a gloomy picture of a shortage of skills and a cut in the supply of labour that are "already threatening the performance of many corporations".The workforce is ageing across the rich world.
In the life-threatening performance, Morgue gobbles a blade that has a board tied on the handle.
MPs heard evidence from the PCS union that job centre staff were threatened with performance reviews if they did not instigate sufficient sanctions on claimants, and that managers drew up sanctions targets for staff, a claim the DWP denied.
Permanent deformation (rutting) and moisture damage are two dominant failures which threaten the performance of asphalt pavements.
With the advance of technology, the power density (temperature) increases rapidly to threaten system performance, reliability, and even system safety.
Non-uniformity in thermal profiles of integrated circuits (ICs) is an issue that threatens their performance and reliability.
Medical organizations have increased interest in identifying and improving behaviors that threaten team performance and patient safety.
Others described cases where professional staff had threatened poor performance or absenteeism if they were criticized by their superiors (When you are good, [your staff] also become good. But if you are harsh and critic ize them, they are also harsh. They will come in late or just take sick days to punish you as the in-charge; Dept. In-Charge, HC3).
You may be threatening the very performance of the economy and driving up the unemployment rate — provided that many others behave in a similar way.
The metric can be safely employed in parallel image analysis or computer vision applications without threatening the overall performance of the application.
