Sentence examples similar to Copying performances from inspiring English sources
No feedback was given to subjects during the experiment, neither about their copying performance nor about the walking strategies.
Smith turned in a near carbon-copy performance in the if-necessary game.
Kairytė had done her Carbon Copy performance just once before the Chicago Performance Lab's Salonathon Showcase, with her fellow Salonathoners at a camp in the woods of Wisconsin; the experience is still fresh, raw.
It's hard to imagine Greece copying that performance.
It's not about copying your performance on the road with a four-hour ride – a long, steady session on the turbo will achieve very little apart from intense boredom and saddle rash.
How we understand the legal meanings of "copies" and "performances" on the internet is a mess.
I knew if I did, I would just try to copy their performances because I'm so in love with them, I just think they're perfect.
Beyonce and her team were accused of copying a performance by an Italian pop singer named Lorella Cuccarini (though both Beyonce and Kenzo openly referenced the pop singer as an inspiration during interviews).
Due to differences in national healthcare and local hospital organization, copying a performance indicator into another health system does not automatically imply a valid reflection of the underlying health care process that it is intended to measure.
Perhaps he should have rented a copy of "Performance" and taken notes from Mick Jagger.
