Sentence examples for complete performance with from inspiring English sources

The music is steeped in the French aesthetic and beholden to Poulenc, who was the pianist for the first complete performance, with the baritone Pierre Bernac, in 1952.

Mali coach Henryk Kasperczak: "We have to underline the fact that it was a very complete performance, with intensity and a good rhythm.

Having been stretched to three sets in his opening three matches this week, Nadal finally put in a complete performance with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Grigor Dimitrov in the semifinals on Saturday.

The numerical simulated results are extensively verified through complete performance measurements with necessary subsequent discussions.

Our simulator enables a more complete performance analysis with respect to the execution of a video caching algorithm on a particular target architecture, therefore allowing to identify the main physical bottlenecks created by the increase in demand.

Narayan often completes performances with ragas associated with thumri (a popular light classical genre), which are referred to as mishra (Sanskrit: mixed) because they allow for additional notes, or with a dhun (song based on folk music).

Denision, bless his soul, gave us the permission that so many others would have refused and, after filming rehearsals and other story-telling material during the preceding week, we shot the complete performance of The Trout with five film cameras on the stage, all loaded with 1200-foot magazines.

Operamission's complete performance lasted four hours, with just one short intermission and, given the fleet pace of the staging by the director Jeff Caldwell, no applause between arias.

In the next race, in Singapore, Rosberg provided his most complete performance of the season, with a perfect qualifying lap followed by a carefully measured and well judged victory under pressure.

The musicians concluded with another complete performance of the quintet, which sounded even more secure and lively the second time around.

In following "Crystalline" with a complete performance of Debussy's "Images," Book 1 and 2, Mr. Kigawa seemed intent on coaxing listeners to hear the pathbreaking elements of these familiar works from the first decade of the 20th century.