Sentence examples for Lasting performance from inspiring English sources

And tragically, this year's most memorable and lasting performance may have been the novelty song "Pants on the Ground," performed by Larry Platt in an audition.

Object grasping and manipulation in humanoid robots depend, for advanced and long lasting performance, on the development of reliable tactile sensors.

The adhesion strength between fiber reinforced composite (FRC) members and denture-base resin is pivotal for enhancing removable denture long lasting performance and patient comfort.

To overcome this differentiation/integration dilemma, the recent literature suggests that PBOs must develop Project Capabilities, defined as the internal ability of a PBO to create lasting performance based on multiple short term projects.

A recent study by three professors at Purdue's Krannert School of Management is part of a growing mountain of evidence of the superior and more lasting performance of companies where the founder still plays a significant role as CEO, chairman, board member, or owner or adviser.

A decade later, having spent the majority of my professional career in the organizational culture space, I continue to be driven to understand how leaders and organizations are able to achieve significant and lasting performance that catapults them ahead of the competition (or not).

And we will, through the lasting performances she left behind on vinyl and celluloid.

Her refusal to discuss her personal life remains an affront to some, but it comes off as refreshingly sane in a world that values gynecological close-ups of sloppy party girls giving their greatest, most lasting performances in a limo and on the red carpet.

"The SLIPS-like coating is mechanically stable and has a long-lasting performance as a slippery surface because it's composed of a sturdy honeycomb-like structure that holds lubricant in tiny, container-like pits," said lead author Nicolas Vogel, a postdoctoral fellow in applied physics at SEAS.

During the last decades opportunities for retrofit/rehabilitation of existing structures have constantly increased in the world of civil engineering due to the need of ensuring long-lasting performance of constructed facilities and/or meeting the demands of more stringent design standards.

The current results also support the use of learning regimes based on deep-level cognitive processing over those involving shallow-level processing, as the former not only results in long-lasting performance improvements, but also generalization to new, unlearned material.