Sentence examples for has become performance from inspiring English sources

Today, "design has become performance art," he said dryly.

RoseLee Goldberg, the art historian who founded the festival, in 2005, and who wrote a key book on the genre, in 1979, has become performance art's P. T. Barnum.

It is recognized that stateful firewalls have become performance bottlenecks for data-intensive applications.

According to Rich, "Politics has become a performance art, largely because of the omnipresence of the media," and the weirdness of tending to a carefully constructed public image while trapped inside a fishbowl is another central theme of "Veep".

Battery energy limitation has become a performance bottleneck for mobile ad hoc networks.

Such design requires prohibitive fronthaul capacities in typical settings, and the capacity of fronthaul links has become a performance bottleneck in C-RAN [133].

Hamlet has become this status performance, this cerebral thing.

The club is known for its good acoustics and has become a favored performance space for Americana, bluegrass and rock acts.

Opening its 10th anniversary season, the New Choral Society presents what has become its annual performance of the Christmas portion of Handel's "Messiah".

However, I/O has become a significant performance bottleneck when scaling up to thousands of processes.

With the growing number of routing entries, IP routing lookup has become the major performance bottleneck in backbone routers.