The phrase "in different performances" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe various interpretations or presentations of a work or performance. Example: The play was performed in different performances throughout the city, each one bringing a unique perspective to the story.
And in different performances on Wednesday they all left their mark on the Champions League.
There is no crossover between the 1994 set and the new album, but several songs from the earlier collection – including "I Saw Her Standing There," "I Got A Woman," "Sure To Fall" and "Hippy Hippy Shake" – are heard here in different performances.
The magnetic moment distribution induced by the interface coupling effect conveys different characteristics, which may result in different performances of magnetoimpedance effect of the nanobrush.
Finally, in the case of music, a score leaves indeterminate various elements such as the precise timbre and fullness of tone, and these are filled out in different ways in different performances of the work.
Flow resistance and regenerator heat transfer losses, which increased much more rapidly than seal leakage or shuttle heat losses with the increase in rotary speed and pressure, played an important role and resulted in different performances with the two working gases.
If A or B receives an uncoded packet, the packet is forwarded to D; if no packet is received or the received packet is RLNC coded, a RLNC packet is generated from the buffer for transmission to D. The ordered pair (M 1,M 2) denotes an uncoded packet allocation of the S2HNC scheme; different choices of (M 1,M 2) result in different performances as we will show.
Every orchestra in America is doing a Beethoven, Brahms, or Mahler cycle, trying to lend a patina of novelty to the proceedings by pairing the symphonies with new works or presenting them in different performance styles.
In conclusion, fatigue alters landing performance and different fatigue protocols result in different performance changes.
Different values of parameters will get different component classifiers, resulting in different performance of the ensemble classifier.
Finally, an empirical formula and design curves to calculate frame-brace contribution ratios in different performance levels are proposed.
