Sentence examples for developing a performance from inspiring English sources

Using this medley formula, T. produced a one-person show called HeartHeaded and is currently developing a performance to create dialogue with young men about masculinity.

Participants also cautioned against developing a performance measurement system without collaborating with service providers to ensure that the system is responsive to their needs and constraints.

Plans are underway to address this by developing a performance measurement system that is tailored to South African substance abuse treatment services [ 23].

The IMPACT-HAP project demonstrated the feasibility of developing a performance improvement project for HAP, VAP, and HCAP based on the ATS/IDSA guidelines [ 1], while operationalizing and executing it at the local level in multiple centers.

Developing a performance measurement system for nursing care is also about collecting, computing and presenting performance data for the purposes of following up, monitoring and improving organizational and clinical performance.

In such a scenario, it would be important for the process of developing a performance management framework to be intimately linked with the process of developing and refining a system strategy.

And he's in residency at the New Museum developing a performance-and-film project that will incorporate clips from the history of transgender cinema.

A linear relationship between the averaged coefficient and additional target reliability could be employed for developing a performance-based bond design methodology.

By reviewing existing design standards and recent studies, the KSSC KCI joint research was aimed at developing a performance-based design code to accommodate high-strength materials and new composite systems.

And the chancellor has started to reorganize his office and to develop a performance evaluation system for top administrators.

There are plans to develop a performance where each member of the ensemble playing on a different screen are combined to create a unique way of playing and a performance of Eight Songs for a Mad King by Salford born Sir Peter Maxell Davies, Master of the Queen's Music.