Sentence examples for convey performance from inspiring English sources

Time can be an important ingredient in this process, but it must be contextualized to convey performance within a period of time.

The Senna is meant to be provocative - an unforgiving machine that is organically shaped to convey sheer performance.

German hospitals are obliged by law to convey their performance data primarily to five official authorities.

To streamline information and improve data quality, the HRT have developed a provincial Health System Scorecard (OHSS) based on health system strategies, drawing on a few carefully-selected measures that convey the performance of the overall health system [ 12, 13].

The energy he conveys in performance is unmistakable; his style is unique, with quivering fingers, burning focus in the eyes and astounding physical magnetism.

Formula One is an outstanding platform to convey the high performance character of the brand.

Ray's film and Jaffrey's performance convey something more elusive and complex.

A well-managed recording can halfway convey that spirit; performance on a raised stage before hundreds of ticket buyers sounds somehow thick and remote.

For the most part, however, the action is driven by Büchner's play, and Morrison's production and O'Kane's feverishly intense performance convey the sense that there is no hope for an exploited, working-class soldier like Woyzeck.

But never for one moment did the performance convey the sense of why he rates the piece so highly as to give over half a recital to it, or communicate why an audience today should devote time to it either.

Both her lyrics and her performance convey the idea that a women's worth comes from having sex appeal and being admired by men rather than being independent.