Sentence examples for fragmented performance from inspiring English sources

Liszt, after all, cautioned that the Fantasy should have a dreamy rather than an aggressive quality, and Mr. Chiu's gently fragmented performance of the work's finale gave the melancholy sense of Beethoven's harmonically advanced late works as heard in a dream.

Fragmented performance frameworks and information systems, and high levels of stand-alone project-based monitoring hinder governments' efforts to have a comprehensive and coherent overview of progress and incurs high transaction costs.

A story more or less emerges amid the fragmented performances and snippets of conversation.

Their presence last week would not be significant as the visitors adopted a largely defensive policy, but the failure of the midfield to produce the aggressiveness Burley had demanded led to a largely erratic and fragmented team performance.

While this relationship is currently unrecognized, it is arguably central to overcoming the present fragmented system functioning and coherence, and through systematic research for improving the impact of accreditation on quality of care and hence on accreditation/performance correlation.

The scarcity of mates and pollinators can lead plant populations to suffer from pollen limitation and a decrease in reproductive performance within fragmented areas.

However, as a consequence of a fragmented building industry building performance simulations (BPSs) in the early design stage are closely related to who is creating and operating the BPS models.

Thus, in this task, behaviorally, intuition may be reflected in faster RTs and more accurate performance for fragmented images rather than adoption of a low-response threshold.

Even when the stimulus types in the present study differed only in the arrangement of their fragments, with low-level stimulus information remaining similar, a difference in processing of the different stimulus types is demonstrated by participants' over-chance discrimination performance between fragmented and scrambled line drawings.

As such, they provide a strong basis for organizing and integrating the diverse and often fragmented perspectives of nursing care performance.

More demanding performance measures and a fragmented school landscape are, they believe, increasing the risk of covert selection and the exclusion of certain types of pupils to help schools climb the league tables.