Sentence examples for establishment performance from inspiring English sources
What began as a scrappy, 16-day festival that highlighted local talent and performed in unique, underutilized post-industrial spaces in edgy neighborhoods has grown to become more established – using establishment performance venues along Philadelphia's Avenue of the Arts as it showcases world-class artists.
In 2005, the National Midwifery Education Accreditation Board (NMEAB) was established as a semi-autonomous statutory body to guide establishment, performance and accreditation of all midwifery programmes [ 5].
The paternity establishment performance level.
The paternity establishment performance level for a State for a fiscal year is, at the option of the State, the IV D paternity establishment percentage determined under section 652(g)(2)(A) of this title or the statewide paternity establishment percentage determined under section 652(g)(2)(B) of this title.
Such guidance can also help facilitate the establishment performance standards for toxicogenomics-based test methods in which procedural modifications have been introduced after an initial validation exercise, thereby providing a basis for the comparison of reliability and accuracy of the modified method relative to the validated and accepted reference test method.
We conclude that the a priori establishment of performance expectations and the evaluation of performance of e-rater against these expectations help to ensure that automated scoring provides a positive contribution to the large-scale assessment of writing.
Mr. Jourdain, the Paris restaurant manager, said he linked staff pay to the establishment's performance.
One of the important responsibilities of the systems engineer in this field, for example, involves establishment of performance standards for new items in the plant.
This paper discusses the product design process, including the establishment of performance requirements and metrics, as well as a cost-optimization exercise used to evaluate key electronic components.
This article analyzes the use of time in the classroom by teachers in full-day school (FDS) establishments, based on subject matter, administration of the establishment, and performance on the Educational Quality Assessment System (Spanish acronym SIMCE) test.
