Sentence examples for apparent performances from inspiring English sources

"A Hard Day's Night" features no spontaneous musical performances, but it plasters records onto the soundtrack and features apparent performances that are lip-synched and instrument-synched to records, which canonizes those versions and emphasizes one particular kind of performance, the one in the recording studio — which, notably, is rigorously excluded from the movie.

However, for our application we decided not to rely on the.632+ method in view of lacking theoretical arguments regarding its consistency, and since we observed large differences of the apparent performances in our example (Random forest = 2.776, SVM = 6.362, LASSO = 8.978).

This results in 10 apparent performances (Apparent i ).

This apparent performance difference was also shown in a comprehensive comparison performed by Digital Foundry, a technical analysis outfit, of the incoming Battlefield 4 game being played on both the Xbox One and PS4.

But the cost of such luxury soon became apparent: Performance deteriorated.

The ROC curve analysis shows that the incorporation of outcomes into the evaluation metric has an important effect on the apparent performance of the surveillance systems.

The news on Tuesday that Fritz Henderson was ousted from General Motors -- despite apparent performance improvements at the newly reorganized car maker -- sent ripples throughout the auto industry.

In addition to skewing the apparent performance of "star" funds, IRR calculations can mislead investors who are trying to compare the returns of different fund managers.

The rehearsal steps are marked (not performed full out), and this lends a mostly interesting quality of disengagement to the apparent performance.

MPs on the Commons public administration committee heard evidence from past and present officers who claimed the fiddling of crime figures was done to boost apparent performance.

By calling themselves and quickly answering the phone, the workers improved the company's apparent performance in responding to emergency calls.