By replicating performance conditions in studies at the Juilliard School and the Eastman School in Rochester, he showed that the drug not only lowered heart rates and blood pressure but also led to performances that musical judges deemed superior to those fueled with a placebo.
In music production circles, for example, there is an almost perverse obsession with capturing and replicating performances or recordings as accurately as possible.
This is evidence that drug testing is working that nobody in certain events has been able to replicate performances at the height of the drug regime.
The challenge was to design an impeller that replicated the performance of the original impeller but utilized common industrial manufacturing processes to reduce cost.
"Tracking error, whether positive or negative, should be a concern for investors, as it measures the effectiveness of a manager to replicate the performance of an index," said Michael Jabara, an E.T.F.
Last night he replicated that performance by igniting a pair of three-run flurries in the first and fourth innings.
In 1995, Mr. Botstein led the American Symphony in a performance of the Bruckner Fifth in the edition by Franz Schalk; now he has replicated that performance on disk with the London Philharmonic Orchestra (Telarc CD-80509).
The two shows the replicated Monk performance and the new composition together had their New York premiere this winter as a fiftieth-anniversary celebration series played in late February at Town Hall.
"No pianist who's ever lived could replicate a performance to anything like the degree of accuracy heard here," Rose wrote.
Schmid's interest in performance whether through replicating a performance music piece like Piano Burning or conducting scholarship on festivals seems ready-made for an approach to teaching that incorporates multimedia tools.
As research on the National Football League reveals, sometimes the specific nature of a job determines whether a great performer at one company can replicate that performance at another.
