Sentence examples for developments in performance from inspiring English sources
Subsequent important developments in performance art occurred in the United States after World War II.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary, some of the artists who have appeared over the past three decades have been invited back with new and old pieces, and to reflect on, discuss and interrogate developments in performance and live art.
Thielemann's grandiloquent way with Bruckner or Beethoven is an ahistorical throwback to another time, a world in which the great conductor-dictators still roamed the Earth, masters of all they surveyed, paying not the slightest attention to musicological research or developments in performance styles.
Efforts to improve cookstove emissions and fuel efficiency have been aided by recent developments in performance standards and guidelines, including the International Organization for Standardization ISO International Workshop Agreement IWAWA 11 2012, Guidelines for Evaluating Cookstove Performance (IWA 11 2012; ISO 2012).
This study reviewed recent developments in performance-based seismic design by defining the performance objectives (levels), evaluation techniques, and assessment procedures.
With rapid developments in performance-based fire engineering, computer evacuation models have been widely used by fire engineers and government officials in fire safety design of buildings.
Evidence of positive development in performance: - examples of new programmes or innovative ways of working (including new technologies) that led to more effective performance.
But if the past is any indication, cozy and inventive gatherings like these can give birth to larger-scale developments in dance performance, programming and public support.
These batteries are also allowing significant vehicle carbon savings through "start-stop" technology and are at the forefront of developments in high performance hybrid electric cars.
Recent developments in high performance computer architecture have a significant effect on all fields of scientific computing.
