The phrase "arrangements performs a" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, as "arrangements" is plural and should be paired with "perform" instead of "performs."
Example: "The arrangements perform a crucial role in the success of the event."
Alternatives: "arrangements carry out a" or "arrangements execute a".
It remains built around the music of Duke Ellington, using Ellington's original arrangements, performed by an ensemble directed by Wynton Marsalis, as well as the poetry of Langston Hughes.
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(4) For given mass and extension, multilayer arrangements perform superiorly to single layer curtains.
It is also observed that step-like ply drop arrangements performed more effectively than simultaneously dropped configurations.
Based on the results analyzed, both dowel bar arrangements performed very well, and lasted longer than the design life of 28 years.
The soundtrack does not include music taken directly from the game, but features many live orchestral arrangements performed by the New Japan Philharmonic.
The movie is screened in part, sometimes with fragments of the original sound track but more often with new music or arrangements performed by students in the CI department.
Nowadays, neural networks can be configured in a variety of arrangements to perform a range of tasks including pattern recognition, data mining, classification, forecasting, and process modeling.
Four-handed dentistry is accepted as part of the current dental practice, and defined as an ergonomic chairside work arrangement performed by a well –trained dental team in an organized manner.
Now, Herrmann, Reza Mahmoodi Baram, and colleagues have found a three-dimensional arrangement of spheres that performs a much tougher trick: If one of them turns any which way, the rest will always rotate smoothly, even as they spin around different axes.
