Sentence examples for completed for performance from inspiring English sources

This year's performances contain a particular historical curiosity in the form of José Limón's "Waldstein Sonata," a piece to the titular Beethoven piano sonata created by Limón just before his death and completed for performance by one of his dancers, Daniel Lewis.

After feature extraction and model construction are completed for the nine binary classifiers, their performance is compared to performance thresholds (90% accuracy, and 0.8 kappa coefficients).

What we are left with is defendant's failure to complete his contracted-for performance.

Accordingly, Maria completed the performance evaluations for her subordinates and, in so doing, felt as if a huge weight had been lifted from her shoulders.

An experienced nurse supervisor reviewed the audio tapes and completed a performance assessment form for cross-validation.

I had completed my own performance for the evening, and was merely waiting for the final few minutes of the show to wind up before returning to the stage for the curtain call.

The Dutch driver, who will replace Jean-Éric Vergne at Toro Rosso next year, completed a creditable performance for almost all of the session before he was forced to retire with an engine failure ten minutes from the end.

Its reference core design is based on the current Westinghouse UO2 fuel with less than 5% 235U, and the analysis has been previously completed confirming good performance for that case.

In support of this development and an associated license application to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC), the DOE completed an extensive performance assessment (PA) for the proposed YM repository in 2008.

TOKYO Success is paying off for Japan's IKAROS solar sail mission: The team behind the spacecraft confirmed today that it flawlessly completed all the performance tests set for it during its planned 6-month life.

Accountability for results completes the performance cycle; at this stage, successful freelancers know "you are only as good as your last performance". They have learned to accept responsibility for disappointments as readily as they do accolades for success, and must be excellent at learning from these experiences and remaining up to date.