Sentence examples for gray performance from inspiring English sources

MW Additional note on that Jonas Gray performance, which I failed to squeeze in above: his four rushing touchdowns were as many as the other 23 teams playing on Sunday managed between them.

And none of them were complete disappointments, though the Dell scored lowest due to poor gray-scale performance and washed out colors during DVD playback.

Like Klara Zieglerova's appropriately simple, steely gray set, the performance lacks color.

Too often, his music has sounded clotted and gray, but with performances like Wednesday's, perhaps more and more of Mr. Sessions' work will be revealed to have a deftness and an emotional range that some of us simply didn't realize was there.

Many shades of gray — the context-dependent performance of organic agriculture.

Age and sex are hence important moderators of the link between planning performance and gray matter density in mid-dlPFC.

We found that lower NAA within right anterior gray matter predicted better performance VIQ (F = 6.83, p = .011, r2 = .10), while higher NAA within the right posterior gray matter region predicted better PIQ (F = 8.175, p = .006, r2 = .12).12

The by then mature Stricklyn, his boyish face lined and his hair gray, gave a moving performance as Mr. Nightingale, a dying homosexual living in a seedy New Orleans boardinghouse, in Tennessee Williams' "Vieux Carre" at the Beverly Hills Playhouse in 1983.

One study [17] has shown that the presence of infected P. columella had strong negative effects on the performance of gray treefrog larvae.

Contrasting CPs and controls, Garrido et al. [43] found a positive correlation between face identification performance and gray matter volume in the left superior temporal sulcus and right fusiform gyrus, and a negative correlation between object recognition and volume in the lateral occipital cortex.

Scorsese's powers of recall weren't limited to summoning plot turns or notable scenes or acting performances; his gray matter bulged with camera angles, lighting strategies, scores, sound effects, ambient noises, editing rhythms, production credits, data about lenses and film stocks and exposure speeds and aspect ratios.