To that end, modern pressure sensors installed at bottomhole and/or surface largely help establish a given well's dynamic performance by way of rate-transient analysis.
During the 20th century, the company gave well over 35,000 performances.
David Makhateli of the Royal Ballet was a compellingly vigorous James, and Ms. Lunkina was a sweetly mischievous sylph in the pas de deux from the second act of Bournonville's "Sylphide," giving well-danced performances that delicately created an entire world.
As Mary Fields, the former student who amiably takes Mrs. K up on her offer to visit, Carmen M. Herlihy gives a performance well matched to Ms. Franz's in its simplicity, honesty and ease.
The application of the raw measure β v gives a performance well below the other measures.
In this case, the repair of athletes – along with the process of recovery through exercise – works to provide a 'better than well' performance outcome, without giving rise to any moral concern about unfair advantages.
Although video traffic correlation can be modelled by a Markov process described in Figure 3, it is observed in [14] that the use of a theoretical and independent distribution for frame sizes approximates the trace behavior fairly well and gives close performance statistics.
I guess they felt that giving a fair performance in a really badly-written role is a higher achievement than giving a good performance is a well-written role.
Mr. Tartaglia shoulders his expanded burden well, giving a performance that doesn't stint on the boy's peskiness and oddity.
Tom Hiddleston gives a well-judged performance as the lead character; dry and self-possessed, he is a young surgeon named Laing, perhaps in homage to RD Laing, magus of the anti-psychiatry movement.
