Sentence examples for has shown performers from inspiring English sources

Current understanding about dehydration, hyperthermia and performance has evolved from "critical threshold" theories, since research has shown performers successfully enduring higher temperatures and greater dehydration during real competitive events [ 9– 12].

Top Gear brings in a global income of £50m every year and Clarkson is a huge part of its draw (there has been a petition of more than 1m signatures calling for his reinstatement) yet the BBC has shown that being a top performer doesn't matter.

Owen is so consistent and he is a great performer, he has shown that with his kicking.

In fact, Optimizer has shown himself to be a solid performer since being switched to the turf after the Triple Crown series, notching three victories and as many solid placings in graded stakes during the past year.

Pirates chief executive Rod Coward added: "Drew has shown himself to be a good, consistent performer.

I cannot remember a film in which this powerhouse performer has showed more command of the screen.

While some artists have refused even to consider coming, many prominent performers have shown up, from the Berlin Staatskapelle orchestra to the Irish pop group Westlife and the British group Five, playing to enthusiastic audiences in concerts that went off without a hitch.

Previous studies have shown that expressive intentions by performers (such as tension and relaxation) are encoded by expressive cues (for example, tempo and loudness) to communicate emotion in a musical performance (for a review, see [27]).

Cayabyab had shown signs of frustration during Results Shows where the best performers of the previous night got eliminated.

"We have shown a lot of fight and belief to play against a world-class performer in Saeed Ajmal.

Mr. Koonin did everything he could to etch a shift in paradigm, pointing out with a pop quiz from the stage that while TNT has shows with gilded performers like the Oscar winner Holly Hunter and the Emmy winner Kyra Sedgwick, the networks were pushing shows about talking cars and guys in leotards.