Sentence examples for Direct performance from inspiring English sources
Direct performance comparisons between the two EQAs are not possible, because the 2002 panel included no sera from non-dengue flaviviral infections, nor was quantitative titration used in the initial characterization of the samples.
Larger ICC values obtained for CAHAI-G could be attributed to the video rating performed versus direct performance scoring done in the original.
Mr. Jansons matched the wistful emotional world Ms. Mattila created in her refreshingly direct performance by drawing unveiled, lush playing from the orchestra.
But her engagingly direct performance — as a habitual liar, curiously enough — only underscores how affected and emotionally inert the rest of the movie has been.
A lightly staged version of Monteverdi's "Coronation of Poppea" at Le Poisson Rouge in 2008 drew some attention, and praise for its singing and dramatically direct performance.
First, we make a direct performance comparison of IBFD and dynamic TDD (D-TDD).
David Cromer will direct performances by actors including Eric Bogosian, Susan Sarandon, Dianne Wiest and Lauren Ambrose, among others, in honor of Veterans Day.
Many of these were unvarnished, emotionally direct performances that reached beyond country audiences to influence rock acts like the Beatles, Creedence Clearwater Revival and the Flying Burrito Brothers.
But the quartet of actors give brave, direct performances and Neil Warmington's design, with its eerie fish tank and patch of green lawn, raises the spectre of two lost worlds.
In a strange twist of fate, the U.S. government then hired him to direct performances for American soldiers at the Ernie Pyle Theater (named temporarily during the occupation after the war correspondent killed in Okinawa) in Tokyo.
Vidot-Vega [16] explored the use of direct performance-displacement based methods in conjunction with code provisions (e.g. ASCE or FEMA) to determine the design earthquake that will impact a particular limit or damage state for RC buildings.
