The phrase "a perf" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used informally in specific contexts, such as shorthand for "a performance" or "a perfect," but clarity could be compromised.
Example: "The show was a perf, and everyone loved it."
Alternatives: "a performance" or "a perfect one".
He enjoyed Bell's acting, describing her "as charismatic as she is tough and intelligent, giving a multilayered perf that touches on simple 17-year-old insecurity and convincingly incorporates deeper issues concerning family, love and disappointment".
But the sex crimes unit in Cleveland continues to be sub-par, at least by the standard of a 2013 audit from the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), a non-profit law enforcement research group.
A recent conference hosted by the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), an independent research organization that focuses on critical issues in policing, covered such important topics as combatting the overdose epidemic, law enforcement use of naloxone, and how to respond to changing attitudes towards marijuana.
For bigger molecules, perf, a Linux profiling with hardware performance counters is used with virtually no impact on the execution time.
The report from PERF, a nonprofit that often works with city leaders on issues of police reform, was provided to The Baltimore Sun on Monday.
The Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), a non-profit that supports and trains police chiefs, also did not respond to multiple VICE News inquiries.
Further information to explain performance differences of the different versions of Bowtie2 can be extracted via perf, a performance analyser tool in Linux.
But if you don't want to, you can be a geek chic Perf.
As Tasers became an increasingly prevalent part of police officers' arsenals around the world, the US Justice Department funded the Police Executive Research Forum (Perf), an independent policing thinktank, to revise guidelines on their use in 2011.
