Sentence examples for in response to the performance from inspiring English sources
In response to the Performance Gap, CIBSE have developed the TM54 process which is aimed at improving energy estimates at design stage.
This group bore no resemblance to the traditional opera audience in demographics or in response to the performance.
In response to the performance, Jarvis Cocker ran onto the stage without permission, lifted his shirt and pretended to break wind, before giving Jackson the insulting V-sign.
In response to the performance, Filter frontman Richard Patrick called Durst a "pop-lovin' piece of frozen dog shit" and claimed that "Fred getting onstage with Christina Aguilera embarrassed us all".
Even though the possibility of gaming of the data in response to the performance evaluation cannot be excluded, previous studies did not find evidence of gaming [ 63].
The aim of this research stream is to identify initiatives that have been implemented in response to the performance target across the 20 DHBs, to explore the impact of these initiatives on patient flow into and out of EDs, and to identify four case study sites for in-depth analysis.
Exponential growth during the 1990s was largely in response to the performance-based component of Canadian national licensing examinations in medicine, pharmacy and physiotherapy.
DreamWorks Animation said it would take a $57-million 57-million for its latest animated movie "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" in response to the movie's weak box office performance.
Correlations between baseline GABA NAA ratio and BOLD signal change in response to the motor performance contrast were masked post hoc by the group mean activation in response to the motor performance contrast.
The School Construction Authority was created by the Legislature in 1988 in response to the abysmal performance of the Board of Education's school facilities division.
Both houses of the Legislature have agreed to give the mayor control of the long-mismanaged School Construction Authority, created by the Legislature in 1988 in response to the abysmal performance of the Board of Education's school facilities division.
