Since performance theories develop through (professional) experience, socialization and training, the content of performance theories is likely to vary between raters, resulting in varying levels of rater idiosyncrasy (Uggerslev and Sulsky 2008).
The effects of RAP content on performance of recycled high modulus asphalt concrete (RHMAC) depend on the specific RAP content and the performance indicator.
According to the specific contents of performance targets-related CSR, a leader with the trait may perceive CSR as a positive or negative issue.
Estimating the fire detection time is one of the important contents of performance-based fire protection design, which can be used to compute required safety egress time (RSET) and to determine the time of aerosol extractors start-up.
The Elizabethan and French classical stages uniquely reflected their times both in the form and content of their performances.
In a separate interview with the BBC, Serkis said: "The emotional content of these performances live and die by what the actors bring to the roles on set.
While the content of the performances varies show to show short form gigs are primarily dance-based while Salazar's longest piece VIRGEN was a 45-minute exploration of queer virginity the performer utilizes Gay Jesus to explore concepts of politics, identity, and religion.
In humans, emotions from music serve important communicative roles, and as observers we have the capacity to appreciate the emotional content of musicians' performances from their audiovisual output.
In their variable, fragmented, unboundaried form they also express the emotional content of the performance.
In spite of this diversity of cultures, the musical content of every performance — the basic structure of a song — is unvarying.
