performance index

This could result in a relative performance index that is more volatile than the target.

By moving the line up the Ashby chart, the performance index gets higher.

Table 3.2 shows some of the telling performance indices of these systems.

We call the equation that needs to be maximized our performance index.

In order to compare the collected data with the goal definitions a performance index is calculated.

An important issue in benchmarking is the use of performance indexes to characterize the building.

Each materials the line passes through, has the performance index listed on the y-axis.

The amount of stain removal is then translated into a washing performance index.

Pontryagin's book solved the problem of minimizing a performance index.

In California, 317 schools showed tremendous academic growth on the state's performance index, yet the federal law labeled them low-performing.

The coalition of all these values delivers an overall performance index that has been used as a benchmark throughout the car's development.

Sticking with Tottenville, it has a Performance index of 6.

The Performance Index scores are based upon how well each student does on all tested subjects in grades 3 through 8 and 10.

The next loading cycle will have a different performance index with a different equation.

The school currently has an Academic Performance Index score over 900.

In order to find the performance index, an equation for w in terms of fixed and material variables needs to be found.

This will give a performance index of 120 for tensile loading and 15 for bending.

The daily updating formula for a relative performance index is defined as:

Australia was ranked 51st of 163 countries in the world on the 2010 Environmental Performance Index.

The stock market has already had a good run this year, with the Swiss Performance Index rising 19.2 percent.

Their performance index was a 103.9 and they met the Adequate Yearly Progress again.

The performance index for a service class is a single number which tells whether the goal definition could be met, has been overachieved or was missed.

Ohio uses the Performance Index to provide an overall indication of how well students perform on its standardized tests each year.

California's trigger law applies to schools with an Academic Performance Index score of below 800.

Great Britain returned to the top 10 in the 2012 Environmental Performance Index.