Sentence examples for at ease performing from inspiring English sources

If the batter's box is a platform on which Denson feels at ease performing, it is not the only one.

A collective of 8- to 16-year-olds at ease performing alongside world-class orchestras, pop stars and the latest buzz band, the chorus — the public face of a flourishing academy founded in 1992 by Diane Berkun — seems comfortable with anything it undertakes.

She studied design and video production in Vienna and Basel and then, for six years beginning in 1988, she played several instruments and sang in an all-woman klezmer punk-pop band called Les Reines Prochaines (the Next Queens), but she was never at ease performing.

The study found NCPs felt at ease performing operations but the study highlighted the need for training and support.

He likes to move fast and touch rock and feel wild, he told me; he feels most at ease and performs best when wrapped by the silence and beauty of the mountains.

Patients treated at CRMM-HCPA demonstrated greater ease in performing social activities, with less interference from physical or emotional problems.

Architecture is a stage set where we need to be at ease in order to perform.

If true, then cerebellar gating may, in effect, allow dancers to perform pirouettes at ease with little dizziness.

One of the strengths of the applications compared with the actual museum is that people are more willing to experiment and try things out when they feel more at ease and less as if they performing in public.

Many factors may contribute to this link, such as clinicians being more at ease with dose reductions in patients performing well, that these patients received a higher exposure to the drug (causing toxicity) resulting in greater efficacy, or because patients with poor prognoses are not on therapy long enough to experience dose reductions.

However, this task is compu- tationally taxing for most modern machine learning meth- ods; whereas, we perform this task at ease given very few examples for learning.