better performance
collocation in Englishmeaningsofbetterandperformance
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better
adjective
uk/ˈbet.ər/us/ˈbet̬.ɚ/
comparative of good: of a higher standard, or more suitable, pleasing, or effective than other things ...
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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 ofbetterandperformancefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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There, more recent poor performance was somewhat counterbalanced by traditionallybetterperformance, and by historical association with liberation from foreign influence and landowner domination.
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To achievebetterperformanceit is essential to speed this part up.
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The result is muchbetterperformancewith a very small impact on the languages.
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In this paper, it is shown how connectionist associative memory models may be used to overcome the non-determinacy problem while providingbetterperformance.
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Secondly, indexicals can be implemented in a low-level language to achievebetterperformance.
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The conjoined analysis seems to predict abetterperformanceon object than on subject relatives of the types (1) and (2).
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We cannot exclude the possibility ofbetterperformanceon comprehension than on production at earlier stages in development.
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Thisbetterperformanceis emphasised in teleoperation with force reflection experiments.
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As a result, a named entity recognition system withbetterperformanceand better portability (with much less training data) is achieved.
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This might provide a structural basis for the erasure of existing memory and might also lead tobetterperformancein future memory tasks.
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The most outstanding result of this study was the patients' inability to read nonwords, compared with their muchbetterperformanceon words.
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However, one of two monkeys showedbetterperformanceon the nondeclined trials than when forced to take the test on all trials.
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They found significantlybetterperformancewhen the target voice spoke in an infant-directed manner than when she spoke in an adult-directed manner.
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This score was then reverse coded so that a high score indicatedbetterperformance.
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The earlier devices are of historical importance, and without them thebetterperformanceof the newer ones would not have taken place.
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Results presented here cannot alone explain either the advantage of more heterozygous\\genetically diverse individuals or thebetterperformanceof triploids.
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Thus, a high score reflectedbetterperformanceon the three peg task.
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Higher node activation indicatesbetterperformanceon the prediction task.
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Seedling performance was related to the surrounding vegetation conditions:betterperformancewas observed in seedling clumps with less vegetation cover.
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