improved performance
collocation in Englishmeaningsofimproveandperformance
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improve
verb[I or T]
uk/ɪmˈpruːv/us/ɪmˈpruːv/
to (cause something to) ...
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performance
noun
uk/pəˈfɔː.məns/us/pɚˈfɔːr.məns/
how well a person, machine, etc. does a piece of work or ...
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(Definition ofimproveandperformancefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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These features are often aggravated by an unstimulating environment, withimprovedperformancein response to novelty.
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None the less, there are some modest indications ofimprovedperformancein agencies crucial to recovery in the private sector.
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This work showed that such policies can provideimprovedperformanceversus more heuristic and analytic techniques.
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The present findings help to resolve the genetic and physiological basis ofimprovedperformancein juvenile triploids.
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Theimprovedperformancein the latter study period was achieved without adding resources to the operating unit as whole.
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The aim of this work is to obtain an algorithm for camera pose recovery offeringimprovedperformance (in terms of efficiency, robustness and accuracy).
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Indeed, although finite-state grammars embed complex relations, the coding of fairly simple patterns appears sufficient to account forimprovedperformancein transfer situations.
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Reducing one or both of these executive demands may result inimprovedperformance.
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It does result inimprovedperformance, relative to an unmarked term.
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The shipment problem has given us some indication ofimprovedperformancebehavior in practice, but theoretical reasoning indicates that slow-downs are a possibility as well.
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More research is needed to distinguish between cor tical remapping and perceptual learning as explanations forimprovedperformancein peripheral vision.
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Extra processing of some sort by the experimental groups was responsible for theirimprovedperformance.
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It means that effective analyses of adnoun clauses will directly lead toimprovedperformanceof lexical, morphological and syntactic processing by machine.
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However, the investment pays back in terms ofimprovedperformanceof the specializer.
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Thisimprovedperformanceis also matched by more appropriate turning point detection.
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Withimprovedperformanceand sensibility, this plug-and-play robot arm has potentials for widespread use in home and office environment.
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The ultimate goal of learning is theimprovedperformanceof design systems, including designers and programs.
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Evidence for locally adapted populations would be provided byimprovedperformanceon the source host species relative to the alternative host plant species.
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For words, thisimprovedperformancecan be seen as facilitation in processing known word forms; for nonwords, faster reaction times can be regarded as the learning of new word forms.
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A third genetic explanation for theimprovedperformanceof triploids is based on the observation that chromosome loss in somatic cells is associated with reduced growth rate.
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