Sentence examples for arising from the performance from inspiring English sources
As we are aware of the risks of different human activities, especially commercial activities that threaten the environment, we know how to reduce in a preventive manner the risk of a possible disaster arising from the performance of any kind of risk-prone activity through good regulatory measures.
The sense of struggle, instead of arising from the drama, arises from the performance.
The finest moments in the movie arise from the performances of a pair of old pros as Jewish gangsters: Albert Brooks, as a chillingly consoling killer (a moment that is much to Refn's credit), and Ron Perlman, who, as Izzy a.k.a.a
That must have been the greatest of many concerns arising from this performance for the Wolves coach, Tony Smith.
Although the interim results came in at the top end of expectations there will be some nervousness arising from the company's recent sales performance.
As a model compound, the superior electrochemical performance arising from the low-defect Prussian blue nanocrystals provide a new insight into the design of high capacity Na-storage host materials for large scale electric storage applications.
Theoretical model of phase noise of SRA is set up, especially the effect of the automatic gain control (AGC) circuit in oscillator to phase noise in low frequency range (1/f3 phase noise and 1/f5 phase noise) is analyzed, and the restriction of resolution performance arising from the 1/f3 phase noise caused by AGC is also illustrated.
Clearly, we have been able to transform a statement of 'no evidence for an effect' into a statement about the possible degradation of performance arising from the uncertainty over the size of the effect.
Pain in TS may arise from the actual performance of frequent or intense tics causing discomfort by sudden or repeated extreme exertion (e.g. with head or neck).
The reason is that the hastily deactivated variable nodes arising from the small threshold value degrade error performance.
