Sentence examples for times of performance from inspiring English sources

DIM presents, on average, 2.7 times of performance gains and 2.35 times of energy savings over a MIPS processor, and a higher IPC than an out-of-order superscalar processor, running the MIBench benchmark set.

Patel et al. [ 41] found that subjects with normal visual fields completed the screening C-20-1 FDT examination within 90 seconds, and times of performance longer than 90 seconds can be considered as abnormal FDT.

The paper begins with the simplest case in which the breach occurs at the time of performance.

Usefully, Kermode refers constantly to what the contemporary audience would have made of this passage or that, and to what was happening on the street and in the court at the time of performance.

(1) The nature and extent of the work proposed, including how and why it is proposed to be conducted, proposed time of performance, locational maps, and proposed outlet for public written dissemination of the results.

The contracts contain no stipulation from which it can be fairly inferred that the parties intended the time of performance to be even material; indeed, they strongly indicate the contrary.

This meant that the action of a play should not spread beyond the events of one day and, best of all, should be confined within the actual time of performance.

To assess growth from the time of neonatal discharge to the time of performance of the bidirectional Glenn (BDG) procedure in infants with a single ventricle and determine predictors of poor growth.

We studied the influence of time of performance of tracheo-esophageal puncture (TEP), use of radiotherapy (XRT), patients' age and length of follow-up, on the rate of success of use of VP.

A hippie (Robert Grubb) recounts the homogenization of popular music, beginning around the time of Australian Idol (broadcast on channel ten at the time of performance).

Tickets are $23.75-$23.75-$29.75dayg on dandand time of performance.