Sentence examples for a virtual performance of from inspiring English sources

You can attempt a virtual performance of the piece by tapping the screen and trying to match the rhythmic patterns as they light up in rows.

Well, that's exactly what conductor Eric Whitacre ended up with when he sent a call out to choirs and schools across the world asking them to sing in a virtual performance of his composition "Lux Aurumque (Light and Gold)", which you can check out above.

Eva and Franco Mattes, the internet artists behind 0100101110101101.org, are staging virtual performances of Burden's "Shoot," Marina Abramovic's "Imponderabilia," and other famously controversial live art installations in Second Life.

There are works of virtual performance art for example, works of performance art in Second Life and there are works of performance art in the actual world that incorporate a networked video feed.

These pseudo-records were virtual performances free of all environmental effects that can be used in a BLUP animal model, leading to the same breeding values as in the (possibly nonlinear) initial analyses.

Further extension toward additional targets can facilitate a systematic comparison of the virtual screening performance of docking tools and scoring functions in a target dependent way.

A closer inspection reveals that the virtual screening performance of the model is considerably improved if half of the molecules, those with the lowest applicability scores, are omitted from the screening.

Concerning performance, a virtual infrastructure of 17,024 cores built using a set of amazon elastic cloud computing EC2 (http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/) VMs was able to achieve 240.09 TeraFLOPS for the High Performance Linpack benchmark, placing the cluster at number 42 in the November 2011 Top500 list (http://aws.amazon.com/hpc-applications/).

The huge variation in molecular size of the active ligands in the target sets was detrimental to the virtual screening performance of USR/ElectroShape/USRCAT.

The USRCAT extension was shown to improve the virtual screening performance of the original method significantly whilst preserving the ability to retrieve hits with very low structural similarity.

This value is comparable to those reported by Cross et al. [32] on the virtual screening performance of six docking programs (Figure 9).