"In life there are distinctions in performance," he said.
As more data are acquired and reported, there appears to be a distinction in diagnostic performance between patients with advanced stage disease, for which FDG-PET has performed reasonably well, and early stage disease, for which PET sensitivity is limited.
Though it would be nice to receive a commission for every student who gained a distinction in a performance exam, and a yearly bonus that took into account your contribution towards the growth in the transferable skills of your students wouldn't go amiss either.
A distinction was quickly established between "In Performance," from 1980, and "Live!," from 1972.
Olga Kern, Gold Medal winner of the 2001 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition and the first woman to achieve this distinction in over 30 years, performance of the Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3.
While we're talking about Helm, it's worth noting a point of distinction between himself and the Boy; in performance, Helm is rather terrifying.
Kurosawa is a bombastic filmmaker whose authentic but swaggering talent finds its distinction in his actors' hectic performances.
THE same contrary qualities in Berlioz's music that lend it distinction make it hard to pull off in performance.
Through Dec. 22 Corin Hewitt's interests in performance, materials and the distinction between inside and outside, or public and private, were well served with "Seed Stage," an installation-performance piece exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2008-9.
In educational settings, the distinction between performance and mastery goal orientation has received considerable attention (Maehr and Zusho 2009).
