If his speed and competitive spirit were already established, the last 22 laps of Sunday's race, which he spent fending off Raikkonen's assault while nursing a set of rapidly wearing tyres, also demonstrated his intelligence, his racecraft, and his sensitivity to the abstruse parameters that govern performance in modern F1.
These specifications, along with feed conditions and feed stage govern performance of the column.
Sophisticated investors with ice water in their veins govern performance, particularly the energy sector where stocks sell more on appraised asset value, reserve quality and cash flow.
The results from this single case study raise a question for further studies: do structured and organized acts govern performance in the design process?
The atmospheric gas was shown to govern the performance of the furnace.
Some feature-based methods make use of the properties of HVS to govern the performance of the method for better correlation with subjective assessment.
The system was demonstrated to be effective for inactivation of Escherichia coli, and DNA-weighted UV dose was shown to govern reactor performance.
The research shows that there are a limited number of process parameters and particle properties that are expected to govern the performance of the as-deposited coating.
The tradespace framework identifies the relevant subsystem attributes and how they interact to govern product performance and life-cycle characteristics, and identifies the subsystem interfaces and compatibility characteristics that constrain and enable practical ground vehicles.
Several specific features should be optimised to govern the performance of the MH-compressors including synchronisation of the pressure plateaus for multi-stage compressors, reduction of slope of the isotherms and hysteresis, increase of cycling stability and life time, together with challenges in system design associated with volume expansion of the metal matrix during the hydrogenation.
Although the legislative history of the statutes make it fairly clear that those laws were not created to govern the performance-enhancing drug testing of professional sports, Judge Larson was not willing to ignore the plain meaning of the statute to read in an exception for the NFL.
