The phrase "a performance of fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an artistic or theatrical display involving fire, such as a fire dance or a pyrotechnic show.
Example: "The festival featured a breathtaking performance of fire that captivated the audience with its dazzling flames and skilled performers."
Alternatives: "a fire display" or "a fire show".
Equally impressive, however, are Gino Bechi's Alfio, sung with a sinister beauty, and the Santuzza of Lina Bruna Rasa - who, with a performance of fire-breathing intensity, more than compensates for some moments of raw tone.
Simon Rattle was then introduced to conduct the London Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Vangelis's "Chariots of Fire", as a tribute to the British film industry.
A performance of Bartók with exploding fire extinguishers at the French consulate.
In: Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Fire Research and Engineering, 200 211) to develop an approach, called "Scenario-Based Goal Decomposition," whereby the performance of fire safety systems is analyzed by integrating physical and intentional views into a general systems approach.
Sources who sat through the private performance of "Fire and Fury" said that Sanders's portrayal of Bannon was particularly impressive.
The mean value of firefighters' responses about the performance of fire gloves revealed low satisfaction with water-proofness (mean: 1.9 ± 1.1), grip (mean: 2.5 ± 0.9), dexterity (mean: 1.8 ± 0.9) and thermal comfort (mean: 2.9 ± 0.7).
The Globe would later burn down (a cannon fired during a performance of "Henry VIII" touched off the blaze) and was quickly rebuilt.
Together, these results indicate that low-latency feedback and a short integral time constant improve the performance of firing rate control in vivo.
The effects of width thickness ratios, slenderness ratios and residual stress on the performance of fire-resistant steel H-columns are examined.
