Sentence examples for adaptation and performance from inspiring English sources

Rightsholders get a copyright – an expansive, long-enduring right to control most copying, display, adaptation and performance – when they create something new and fix it in a tangible medium.

In the 45-minute "Mourning Show," which is to be cherished more for the light it sheds on the early O'Neill than for its adaptation and performance, Mr. Murphy has advanced the action to 1956 and moved it from O'Neill's early fall to a sentiment-heavy Christmas Eve.

Therefore, knowledge of optimizing physical adaptation and performance through physical training is vital.

A perspective is advanced that considers leadership as an outcome of team processes (e.g., teamwork and team learning) that provides resources for better team adaptation and performance in subsequent performance cycles.

Given different both resistance training purposes, and considering the limited number of studies that have examined muscular adaptation and performance under hypoxic conditions, it is necessary to analyze the differences in the experimental designs, participant training levels, and the type and severity of hypoxia before drawing conclusions.

Glucose activates serotonin, which in turn regulates stress adaptation and performance [ 16, 17].

These exercises, which maximize workload, result in greater training adaptations and performance improvements than less strenuous exercises.

Both successful motor adaptation and accurate performance on cognitive tasks require performance monitoring and updating behavior following errors; therefore, these disparate tasks may share overlapping processing.

This adaptation and her performance were not very well received by critics.

Moreover, EPO-treated mice demonstrated better task adaptation and higher performance stability.

Pre-emptive exposure to inhibitors can be used during cultivation to provide short-term adaptation and improved performance during fermentation.