The phrase "active performance" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of actively doing or carrying out something, particularly in a physical or energetic manner. An example of using "active performance" in a sentence could be: "The athlete's active performance on the track impressed the crowd and earned her a gold medal."
Previous imaging reports suggest widespread cerebellar activation during active performance of motor learning tasks [10, 12, 17], but as far as we are aware, no others have searched for cerebellar resting state components after a period of motor learning.
Investigation of the active performance compared against the passive is performed experimentally and numerically utilizing SIMULINK's Simscape library.
During a bull market, when everything is going up, it makes some sense to measure active performance against a benchmark.
The 2009 results had shown continuing high scores in key areas such as pride in working for GNM, although the same concerns that were raised in previous surveys surfaced again: lack of transparency on pay, lack of clarity about career opportunities, and a desire for more active performance management.
A finite element model is developed to predict both passive and active performance.
Passive and active performance of such absorbers is analyzed to test the feasibility of this approach.
Attentive peer observation followed by peer feedback is implemented in order to maintain the attention of all participating trainees and to draw benefit from the active performances of peer students.
Based on a recent result where the optimal semi-active performance trade-off was derived (see Poussot-Vassal et al. (2010)), here, a complete benchmark to evaluate the main semi-active suspension control design methods is proposed.
However, the role of passive exposure time to emotional signals in the modulation of amygdala activity during active task performance has not been examined.
active power performance index and reactive power performance index are computed for a large power system using a special code written in MATLAB environment.
Many studies suggest sustained DMN activity in rest compared to active task performance.
