Sentence examples for confined performance from inspiring English sources

Nearby, a black metal sculpture — it evokes a combination of nautilus, coffin and furnace — exemplifies the extremely confined performance space that Mr. Bock is most associated with.

However, in rectangular columns, the sharpness of the columns' corners reduces the confined column performance due to the non-uniformity of the confinement pressure.

Until recently, the integration of tattoos into the art world was mostly confined to performance art.

Indeed, Francesca's decision to publish her music was somewhat unusual; musical activity for most female musicians during this era was largely confined to performance or to composition of works for their own use.

This perhaps explains why the authors confined the performance evaluation of Genome to independently dropped speech packets.

Problems were not confined to the performance level.

The combination of the Nirvana members David Grohl, Pat Smear, and Krist Novoselic with Sir Paul McCartney was confined to the performance of one new original song called "Cut Me Some Slack".

Comedy had by his time abandoned public affairs and was concentrating instead on fictitious characters from ordinary life; the role of the chorus was generally confined to the performance of interludes between acts.

Importantly, the plots of time-resolved decoding accuracy (Fig. 3a) revealed that peak accuracy in the Move or MoveAfter conditions was temporally confined around task performance (see tick marks on and below color maps in Fig. 3a), as expected for a genuine neural signal.

7 In line with the present findings of COPD, we previously found that long-time living in mild high-altitude hypoxic environment only impaired cognitive performances confined to visual reproduction and short-time complex figure memory.

It would be one thing if such poor performance were confined to Bear , Stearns