Sentence examples for demeanour performance from inspiring English sources

Being able to predict application demeanour, performance and scalability of currently used software on new supercomputers of different architectures, varying sizes, and utilising distinct ways of intercommunication, can be of great benefit for researchers as well as application developers.

Cook has been encouraged by Pietersen's demeanour and his performances since his months of exile and rancour last August and September.

It has been said that Ladd's jaded demeanour, so often evident in his screen performances, stemmed from this incident.

Either way, it does not seem the role of the justice system to pass judgment and sentence on the basis of female demeanour, let alone to expect a better emotional performance from those who have been to university.

Their confident demeanour hinted at a fierce pride, both in their performance and in Dong culture.

Beneath Affleck's slightly macho demeanour there also resides an increasingly confident actor whose performances have only got better since he began to take charge of the cameras.

Hard to explain his priestly demeanour on the BBC's This Week, pontificating sombrely on the performances of colleagues who, after all, are more successful than he was.

Peers comment on his pace, engineers praise his ability to interpret performance and assist technical development, and sponsors and broadcasters adore his level-headed, well-mannered demeanour.

However, a bright spot for most was the performance of racing driver Sabine Schmitz, and Evans' decision to drop some of Clarkson's blokeish demeanour.

The louche, crumpled demeanour.

His demeanour brightened.