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perform

[per-fawrm] / pərˈfɔrm /




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“Yeah, I mean, that group has not performed well from a net rating, an offensive/defensive rating,” Redick said.

From Los Angeles Times

For now, officials said those fixes can be performed at the Florida launchpad.

From Barron's

In fact, real estate has performed better over the past one- and three-month periods, so while it’s still early days, there is at least some momentum on the sector’s side.

From Barron's

The tools also monitor how models perform over time in terms of accuracy and reliability, assess their vulnerabilities and manage other risks, such as data bias.

From The Wall Street Journal

The competing offerings from the AI startups can perform tasks in an array of job functions with minimal instruction, operating with relative autonomy on a user’s computer.

From The Wall Street Journal