Sentence examples for human performer from inspiring English sources

All three also lend themselves to the philosophy of performance, including philosophies of identity and how features such as race, class, gender, sexual orientation, disability and other components of human identity are performed by a human performer who may have an identity in non-artistic life that differs from one they inhabit during the course of an artistic performance.

Mr. Arias is the sole (human) performer aside from nearly invisible puppeteers, and Mr. Twist the designer and director.

The fusion of human performer, object and music coalesced into a strange, mutant form that was mysterious and equivocal and far more than the sum of its parts.

A scene in which Vikings wrestle with small dragons requires a human performer to don a costume in which his head goes where the creature's behind is and his hands to go in the feet, so it looks as if the Viking is being swallowed.

The organ player was the only human performer, the percussion group being The Side Man, a piece of furniture weighing 75 pounds Mr. C. flipped a dial on a panel set into the top of The Sid Man & both he & it broke into a march.

Those are buffered (to avoid performance stutters caused by Internet traffic bottlenecks) and delivered live to the Disklavier in your living room, or at your local concert hall (where an apparently *ghost*-played piano takes the stage alone, with no human performer present).

In 2009, the Music Technology program and the Technical Direction program built four new ad hoc mechatronic devices, designed to perform with ten human performers in the Machine Orchestra.

Finally, we discuss a prototype system which implements these concepts in order to perform piano duets with human performers, and discuss how this theory can be seen as a better defined extension of previous theories.

The next tool is Human Performance Technology, which is an "an engineering approach to attaining desired accomplishments from human performers by determining gaps in performance and designing cost-effective and efficient interventions".

The robot has to follow differences in humans' performance such as temporal fluctuations to play with human performers.

Although many instrument-performing robots exist, they may have difficulty playing with human performers due to the lack of the synchronization function.