The phrase "all it performed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the actions or functions carried out by something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The device was impressive, but all it performed was basic tasks."
Alternatives: "everything it did" or "all it accomplished".
First of all, it performs data exploration to grasp the features of target data.
Therefore, if one of the actions fails to complete or produces an error, the entire transaction fails and needs to undo all actions it performed before the failure.
Their renewed brilliance alone represents 350 man-hours of restoration, cleaning and rewiring, all of it performed by volunteers, who since 1997 have worked under the leadership of Doris Collins, director of the docent program.
Across all measures, it performed strongest on executive pay.
The reviews are both legit criticism and legit comedy, all of it performed with that incredible Chicago accent (in character, as the Regular Guy), and the collective result never fails to bring joy to my cold, dark heart.
Now here's Michael Jackson's ghost with two hours of new material!" What we get: Awkward exchanges, arse-tightening humor, baffling lies, crushing insincerity, clueless celebrities and wanton money-spunking, all of it performed in front of a crowd of media professionals hooting like randy crones at a Maroon 5 concert.
Now here's Michael Jackson's ghost with two hours of new material!" What we get: Awkward exchanges, arse-tightening humour, baffling lies, crushing insincerity, clueless celebrities and wanton money-spunking, all of it performed in front of a crowd of media professionals hooting like randy crones at a Maroon 5 concert.
It took far too long for Orchestre Poly-Rythmo — with or without "Tout Puissant" (all-powerful) appended — to make its name beyond Benin, where the group was formed in 1968, and elsewhere in West Africa, where it did all its performing until it toured Europe in 2009 and the Americas in 2010.
The GRTF was charged with a comprehensive review of all prisoners, and it performed most of its work in 2009.
In "Tantrums" the poet thinks: So useful it would be to carry that preemptive howl always with you; all the functions it performs, its equivalents in words are so unwieldy.
