To further address the concern of differences in processing depth, we placed ourselves under 'blindsight' conditions by asking subjects to perform a forced-choice location task in which performance was excellent even on subjectively invisible trials.
This misalignment is exacerbated by the manner in which performance fees are most commonly calculated in the bigger markets".
This is a case in which performance is everything, and the one this company turns in is heartening.
There is something both comical and impressive about a time in which performance was a life-and-death matter.
The field was a backwater for years, he said, and one in which performance was not quantifiable, because hijacking attempts were few.
By the notoriously fusty standards of the poetry world, in which performance poetry can still be regarded as daringly outre, she is beyond modern; she's practically science fiction.
The 2008 EPI utilizes a proximity-to-target methodology in which performance on each indicator is rated on a 0 to 100 scale (100 represents at target).
The framework facilitates the interpretation of situations in which performance measures suggest divergent stock abundance or productivity levels.
Tickets: $20. DUNNING MOVEMENT RESEARCH IMPROVISATION FESTIVAL This annual event brings together a host of dancers in solos, duets and group improvisations in which performance skills are challenged by the wild unpredictability of each risk-taking moment.
Again and again, she deploys the language of the theatre - soliloquy, dialogue, character, footlights, stage fright, behind the scenes - to tease out her insights into an art form in which performance is of the essence.
To Mr. Bush and his cronies, who see the world as an arena in which performance is all and circumspection is antithetical to manly decisiveness, Mr. Kerry is a farcical weakling.
