The phrase "a particular performance in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific instance or example of a performance in a certain context, such as art, sports, or any evaluative scenario.
Example: "The critics praised a particular performance in the play for its emotional depth and authenticity."
Alternatives: "a specific performance in" or "an individual performance in".
A particular performance is shown in Figure 11 for ρ = 0.76 and in Figure 12 for ρ = 0.52.
My admittedly speculative theory about the Fugue was influenced by a particular performance that was ringing in my earphones as I went to and from Sotheby's — the Takács Quartet's recording, which appears on a recent three-CD set of Beethoven's late quartets, on the Decca label.
The color scheme produced in a particular performance is based on a reading of the harmonies played.
The maximum standard deviation in a particular performance metric across different feature representations obtained from the 5-fold cross-validation for vanilla and MI-1 SVMs is given in Table 2.
The subtitle matters, because Molitor's work ideally needs an audience that is prepared to listen hard – especially at this particular performance, in which building-site noise from next door mingled with the scheduled sound effects.
Five methods, including an original proposal in this paper, were compared across 30,000 simulations, evaluating in particular performance in processing cost in time.
It's a transcript of one particular performance, at the Citizens theatre in Glasgow in March 2010.
This particular performance, 17 years in the making, was presented by a cast of billions, clicking abdominal plates and their wings in a courtship song.
In a St . LouisPost-Dispatch article about his name change last fall, Zeppelin said that the band "changed his life," and cited a particular 1960s performance of the band in Chicago as a personal turning point.
In particular, performance deteriorates as the cursor duration decreases.
