Sentence examples for emergent performance from inspiring English sources

The heptathlon also went to the wire, with a supreme emergent performance from Nafissatou Thiam of Belgium edging Ennis-Hill into silver in what might just have been her own competitive farewell.

It suggests that while a vision anticipates and shapes the future through the materiality of the vehicle, the passengers and their various possessions also have to enrol in the emergent performance of 'doing a classy commute'.

The software finds trees with expected emergent performance characteristics and average cost per patient that meet stated filtering criteria.

Its focus on tracing connections between the heterogeneous elements of mental health practice will enable the articulation of safety as an actively constituted, continuously emergent performance.

One of these, the importance placed by HSI on emergent human system performance as a design criterion, is discussed later.

Sudo et al. and Souza and Hubner have explicitly programmed stimulus equivalence and minimal unit recombination procedures aiming at emergent or generalized performance.

Briefings are important because surgical outcomes are complex and emergent, and optimal performance of surgical procedures may require flexibility to accommodate the unexpected, however briefings should be instituted separately from the checklist.

This motto resulted in experimental works that pushed the boundaries of painting, installation, and the then-emergent medium of performance art.

To evaluate the performance of emergent applications in VANETs, available connectivity can directly determine the successful delivery ratio of emergency notifications through given vehicles.

The resilience of this system is an emergent property related to performance variability in many nested levels, e.g. pilot activities, maintenance, management systems, helicopter design and so forth.

The emergent surgery was performed.