Its operating parameters only showed a slight reduction in performance however.

This usually gives a small reduction in performance.

If your car is suitable, or has been adjusted to unleaded, you will notice no significant reduction in performance.

The reduction in performance by the turbine had no safety implications for the assembly or the environment surrounding the plant.

But the wrong fit will mean a far-from-academic reduction in performance and a possible source of pain, like buying skis that are too long.

The end result is that regular users will be hard-pressed to notice any reduction in performance with encryption enabled.

In most configurations a System z9 can even manage this feat without any reduction in performance or capacity for the running applications.

This significantly improved reliability by reducing stresses on the power plant, whilst not causing a noticeable reduction in performance.

However, the ensuing reduction in performance meant the A-8/R2 sub-variant was discontinued on 8 April 1944.

All variants increased in weight with each succeeding model, resulting in slight reductions in performance with each.

Judicious use of simple macro (computer science) can make PIC assembly language much more palatable, but at the cost of a reduction in performance.

According to DSST, alcohol provides a reduction in performance and caffeine has a significant improvement in performance.

Firing the case in an improved chambers similar to that of the Ackley or the Barnes cartridges will result in a slight reduction in performance.

You may experience a slight reduction in performance when you use the device because its flash memory writes data at slower speeds than a full-size hard drive does.

Decreased Performance and Alertness: Sleep deprivation induces significant reductions in performance and alertness.

Using a lower octane-rated petrol, such as the standard 95 RON "Premium" unleaded will reduce the engine power output, and have logical reduction in performance.

Sheep's wool insulation is a very efficient thermal insulator with a higher performance than glass fibre and no reduction in performance even when condensation is present.

But it warned these counter proposals must achieve "a reduction in performance or increase in safety which equals or exceeds that of the decision it is intended to replace."

"All other things being equal you will have a noticeable hard drive reduction in performance," said Mr Burks, adding that, in some circumstances, it could make a drive 10% slower.

As with any system, adding another component can lead to reductions in performance and reliability, and can also make the system as a whole more difficult and expensive to maintain.

The repeater bolt thrower has a crew of two models and if one crewman is slain then the remaining crewman can continue to operate the machine without any reduction in performance.

Ballard Power Systems has experiments with a catalyst enhanced with carbon silk, which allows a 30% reduction (1 mg/cm2 to 0.7 mg/cm2) in platinum usage without reduction in performance.

With the exception of the very first unit, all of the remaining 8A4 ROUVs have their TMS deleted due to the budget cuts, resulting in significant reduction in performance.

As well as a marked reduction in performance, the MGB gained an inch (25 mm) in ride height and the distinctive rubber bumpers which came to replace the chrome for all markets.

In addition, the Clark Y section's depth also permits the flush installation of what are considered "standard" sized R/C servo motors within a wing for actuation of ailerons, flaps etc., without an excessive reduction in performance.