Sentence examples for to upgrade the performance from inspiring English sources

"It was doomed to fail," said Hlabekisa Mncwango, the acting station commissioner in KwaMashu, of the lagging effort to upgrade the performance of officers here.

This paper is focused on a proposed seismic retrofitting system (PRS) configured to upgrade the performance of seismically vulnerable reinforced concrete (RC) buildings.

Mr. Abati, the government spokesman, said in an interview that President Goodluck Jonathan was determined to "upgrade the performance of the security agencies" in response to the wave of attacks.

Supplier development is another strategic supplier-related activity designed to upgrade the performance level of suppliers in order to create and maintain a network of competent suppliers, which has a major influence on the competitive advantages of a buying company.

Based on a previous study using the first prototype of a Si/CdTe Compton camera, new detector modules have been designed to upgrade the performance of the Compton camera.

We believe Fe2O3@SnO2 nanocubes can be a new kind of high-performance green heterogeneous catalyst for the degradation of organic pollutants, and this study may provide a new idea to upgrade the performance of some conventional catalysts by rational design in the future.

Meeting the UK's ambitious energy efficiency targets will require investments to upgrade the energy performance of nearly all dwellings by 2030. 1 These changes to housing energy performance will comprise one of the largest natural experiments in the indoor environment in the coming decades and these are likely to have major impacts on the indoor environment and population health.

Moreover, the current status of computational modelling for MMFC systems to upgrade the cell performance will be presented.

In this paper, friction dampers are utilized to upgrade the seismic performance of timber-steel hybrid structure, which has been proposed as an alternative structural solution for multi-story buildings.

Between the time of the initial sales agreement in November 1988 and the finalization of the acquisition of Pillsbury in January 1989, Grand Metropolitan set about putting its own corporate stamp on Burger King; the stated goal of Grand Met CEO Allen Sheppard was to upgrade the overall performance of the chain and improve its standing as the second largest fast-food burger chain globally.

The Z-scores in Figure 2 provide an opportunity for a hospital to examine its strength and weakness by self-comparison rather than compared with other hospitals, so as to upgrade the overall performance level.