Sentence examples for ethnic performance from inspiring English sources

Actor Riz Ahmed is witty on how the post-9/11 airport has become an ethnic performance space; so often is he searched at Heathrow – by the same middle-aged Sikh guy – that "I instinctively started calling him Uncle, as is the custom for Asian elders.

After considering the differences between HBO and WO studies, we aim now to estimate general ethnic performance gaps in the Dutch higher education pooling both student populations.

So, the estimated ethnic performance gaps referring to a lower likelihood of graduation are robust to differences in parental socio-economic position.

Subsequently, we account for unobserved heterogeneities in the population that may affect the size of the ethnic performance gap, since available variables are unlikely to capture all relevant factors affecting individual study performance.

A comparison of the model with and without frailty suggests that ethnic performance gaps become slightly smaller after controlling for unobserved heterogeneity but remain statistically significant (see Table 3).

A comparison of the basic and extended models for HBO (the first and second columns), as well as for WO (the third and fourth columns), indicates that including parental background variables leads to only modest decline in the ethnic performance gap, especially for HBO.

"I travel in the third world a lot, and I'm interested in the ethnic performances, plus the old-style jazz and blues singers," she said.

It found that children's concerts also brought their parents, all potential ticket-buyers, to the hall, and it booked ethnic performances meant to attract newcomers to the Island.

National Day celebrations vary from ethnic dance and cultural performances by more than 40 African states to a special appearance by the Vienna Philharmonic (June 17).

The influence of nationality and ethnic background on performance is best known from East-African distance runners.

For example, in a study investigating ethnic minority students' performance in exams, initial quantitative work describes the proportion of ethnic minority students failing final medical exams and subsequent discursive work then explores how and why this happens.