Sentence examples for course of performance from inspiring English sources
Everything they do started as an improvisation and was gradually hardened and polished in the course of performance without ever having been written down or even discussed much.
Everything they do started as an improvisation & is gradually polished in the course of performance without ever having been written down or even discussed much.
The lackeys, pawns, and middle managers are strangled in holding cells, fed to piranhas, and, in the course of performance reviews, subjected to an imaginative variety of puncture wounds.
"There's a lot about music, especially improvisational music, that you learn in the course of performance and nowhere else," Mr. Iyer said recently, reflecting on his own experience with Mr. Coleman and some older lions of the avant-garde, like Roscoe Mitchell and Wadada Leo Smith.
We argue that a detailed examination of the time course of performance across sleep on the finger-tapping task, established as the paradigm for studying the effect of sleep on motor learning, will help distinguish a restorative role of sleep in motor skill learning from a proactive one.
The above points argue for a systematic study of the time course of performance in which single trials are evaluated for latent improvement of learning and in which a restorative role of sleep in motor skill learning is distinguished from an active, selective one.
They described a system whereby these "doctors", who were mostly quack pharmacists based in the town of Eldoret, would sell an athlete a course of performance-enhancing drugs in exchange for either cash or a share of their winnings.
It requires coordination with the ballet masters over rehearsal schedules and artistic changes that crop up over the course of performances.
In Table 6 the univariate regression coefficients are presented for psychological and social factors and the course of performance-based limitations in activities measured by the timed walking test.
groups in their respective time courses of performance, a common thread runs through both: Small to moderate amounts of training can cause a decrement in efficacy of learning, due perhaps to local neural fatigue.
