Over plaintiffs' objections, defendant thereafter introduced expert testimony as to the "diminution in value" of plaintiffs' farm resulting from the failure of defendant to render performance as agreed in the contract — that is, the difference between the present value of the farm, and what its value would have been if defendant had done what it agreed to do.
Such shifts are quite simple to detect, which suggests a simple scheme that could be introduced to render performance robust against such changes.
In order to render performance comparable across subjects, the mean hit rate across all TMS conditions (phosphene and control regions, at all delays) was subtracted from all hit rate values (including those for the condition without TMS).
Apple claims it'll bring 10x gains to rendering performance on the desktop, and brought Epic Games onstage to demonstrate the advantages of lower-level graphics programming.
After Effects gets a new 3D Render Engine, which is designed to improve rendering performance across a range of devices from low-end to high, and other improvements to the workflow tools now allow real-time raw footage playback, dropping the need for a preloaded cache.
Today many different molecular visualizers are available, e.g. VMD (Humphrey et al., 1996), Chimera (Pettersen et al., 2004), PyMol (DeLano, 2005) or QuteMol (Tarini et al., 2006), each using different tricks to boost rendering performance and quality.
But the intensity was so immense as to render that performance full of weight, depth and real inner drama.
In such a case the contracting parties will not be held bound by the general words which, though large enough to include, were not used with reference to a possibility of a particular event rendering performance of the contract impossible.
By combining the power of virtual graphics, the familiarity and ordered semantics of OpenGL, and the scalability of clusters, we are able to create time-varying visualizations that sustain rendering performance over 70,000,000 triangles per second at interactive refresh rates using 16 compute nodes and 16 rendering nodes.
We may in a suit for specific performance actually compel the defendant to render the promised performance to the plaintiff, or, in a suit for damages, we may make the defendant pay the money value of this performance.
Contract law has two methods of achieving this "compensation goal": requiring the breaching party to pay damages, either to enable the promisee to purchase a substitute performance, or to replace the net gains that the promised performance would have generated; or requiring the breaching party to render the promised performance.
