Sentence examples for a more conventional performance from inspiring English sources

A more conventional performance might produce a different impression.

But those same ambient noises can play havoc with a more conventional performance, especially in music reliant on a delicate balance of acoustic instruments.

To contrast the semantic distance-based evaluation with more conventional performance measures, in this section, we briefly introduce precision and recall for measuring functional similarity.

Also on the quartet's dance card are more conventional performances at Alice Tully Hall.

Terry Devon was an award-winning British vocalist of the 1940s and early 1950s who was known as much for her scat singing as for more conventional performances.

In the case of her set in Melbourne, the Russian DJ and producer speculates the audience was probably expecting a more conventional, linear techno performance, and that those who know her well should usually understand that's not what she always offers to a crowd.

It is also of interest to investigate the performance of a more conventional linear supervised classifier on the genetic classification problem.

In doing so, we explore whether such explicit modeling of variability provides any performance advantage over a more conventional fuzzy approach, when tested on a set of 1310 unselected cases collected over a fourteen year period at the Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, UK.

In addition this bizarre-sounding live performance, the album will be released in a more conventional sense and as a series of interactive apps that will explore the various song's themes.

The apparently modest normalisation performance was in fact comparable to that achieved using a more conventional method, Qubit (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA, USA).

Nearby, a more conventional theater shows a 21-minute film in which the musicians annotate their performances.