Sentence examples for central to performance from inspiring English sources

Skills in reasoning about size and scale are central to performance across STEM disciplines (for example, Hawkins, 1978; Tretter, Jones, Andre, Negishi, & Minogue, 2006).

The use of efficient primitives to map the irregular aspects of the problem to the data-parallel architecture of these massively multithreaded architectures is central to performance obtained.

"If people sing their faith, then those who write, perform and produce this music" become central to worship performance and practice.

Although the public health workforce is central to the performance of health systems, very little is known about its composition, training or performance.

De Moraes' lyrics are central to the performance.

Central to this performance was the concept of  "materialism".

Control was central to this performance, though with enough flexibility that the music was never made to seem rigid or constrained.

In the 21st century the narrator remains central to the performance of much Indian traditional music, and the virtuosity of a skillful singer rivals that of the instrumentalists.

Mr. Rosendo, a baritone new to Noche Flamenca, and Mr. Gago, a tenor in his ninth season with the company, were both central to the performance's sense of musical ensemble, intimately involved with both dancers and guitarists.

Schoenberg's scrupulously notated concept of "speech song" carries the same ambiguous charge, neither operatically highflown nor matter of fact, and the way that soloists deal with that technique is absolutely central to any performance.

Solvent diffusion into polymers is central to their performance, for example as controlled delivery pharmaceutical products.