"Divertimento No. 15" and "Duo Concertant" — two dissimilar Balanchine ballets that can easily seem inconsequential in the wrong performance — have come up shining, eloquent.
Children 8 10 years of age may provide a marginally more representative sample than children 6 7 years of age, but the impact on survey performance was inconsequential.
The Sciarrino performance came between an inconsequential and deeply derivative sequence of cello splutterings and a set of songs from Ravel's territory, which, his presence no longer available, is robed in gloom.
Rare does a performance during the usually inconsequential Billboard Music Awards promise advance drama.
First, whereas in that previous study, local priming facilitated performance and global priming was inconsequential, in our present study, the opposite was true: Global priming interfered with performance, whereas local priming was inconsequential.
Because the negative effect of this mutation that led to earlier aging in population 2 was confined to late age, and performance at late age was inconsequential for fitness under these conditions, we expected that this mutation would not have an adverse effect on the growth rate.
But her performances this season were all inconsequential exercises in insipid, vapid, winsome charm, and they were, in the bad sense, weightless.
In this study of 139 urban passenger train commuters during rush hour, we found that the density of the train car was inconsequential for multiple indices (self-report, salivary cortisol, performance aftereffects) of stress whereas the immediate seating density proximate to the passenger significantly affected all three indices.
Pint-Sized Notebook Power 06.18.02 Computing performance is great on a notebook, but inconsequential if the battery.
The LSM content is inconsequential to the mechanical stability and should be determined by achieving high electrochemical performance.
