Sentence examples for collapse in performance from inspiring English sources

The 8.9% fall in underlying clothing and home sales in the three months to July was far bigger than analysts expected and echoed the collapse in performance felt in 2008.

And Ian Drake, chief executive of British Cycling, has insisted that he does not fear a collapse in performance and success akin to that which developed at Manchester United following Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement as manager and the arrival of David Moyes as his successor.

He argues that a five-fold increase in the amount of money raised by venture capitalists from 1996 to 2001 led to "a collapse in performance from which the sector has never recovered".

He was no more serious there than he had been at the conservatoire, and regularly had his pay docked for playing pranks during performances; on one occasion, he and the principal cellist played alternate notes of the printed score, and on another they sabotaged some of their colleagues' music stands to make them collapse in mid-performance.

The principal oboist of the San Francisco Symphony collapsed in mid-performance of Richard Strauss' oboe concerto Saturday night and was taken by ambulance to the hospital.

Furthermore, the results show that the frames pushed to arrive at LS and CP levels of performance collapse in a global collapse mode laterally, whereas at the IO level of performance and fire-alone situation, the collapse mechanism is mostly local through the collapse of beams.

This failure is seen, naturally, with longer strips, more precisely above τf≈17 (see Figure S3 and Text S1, Section 6.3), explaining the collapse of performance in region "c" of Figure 5C, left.

It has recently been shown that a collapse in vacuole acidification and performance is an early event in yeast aging, which drives the subsequent dysfunction of mitochondria [ 34].

In this way, it was possible to satisfy the collapse prevention performance state in an efficient and economical manner.

In particular, the walls reinforced with AMFs satisfied the drift level required for collapse prevention performance specified in ASCE 41-13.

Conventional seismic resisting systems that comply with current codes are typically designed for collapse prevention performance level, in which significant structural damage because of large residual drifts and yielded elements is expected.