Sentence examples for gap between performance from inspiring English sources

For musically sophisticated adults, however, the gap between performance and expectation can be troubling.

His work, which is based on repetition and duration, not storytelling, could be seen as an attempt to bridge the gap between performance art (filmed, videoed, or live performances by visual artists) and traditional theatre.

Critics maintain that the two countries suffer from a "democratic deficit," a gap between performance and expectation that raises profound questions about the legitimacy and effectiveness of their democratic institutions.

"A collapse in the world trading system, the outbreak of protectionism, security problems in developing countries caused by famine and economic collapse will cost donor countries a lot more to fix than the gap between performance and promise," Simon Scott, head of the O.E.C.D.'s statistics and monitoring division, said in an interview.

We use Platform and Performance metrics to show which platform have been used specifically for simulation-based works and to show the gap between performance metrics used respectively.

The selected weak classifiers in conventional cascade classifiers are biased, and they lead to a gap between performance goal and observed performance at each stage.

He said: "We have become increasingly suspicious of the figures on emissions because there is a very wide gap between laboratory performance and performance on the road".

The results show that there exists a large performance gap between the performance of existing online algorithms and the optimal one.

We observed that there exists a large performance gap between the performance of the three existing association algorithms and the optimal throughput.

We have observed that there exists a big performance gap between the performance of the three existing association algorithms and the optimal throughput; these algorithms achieve only 54%, 68%, and 81% throughput compared to the local optimal association control.

Mr. Rove, for one, said he was heartened that for Mr. Bush, "the gap between economic performance and war performance is modest".