In response, administration officials note that the timetable is actually "performance-based," and cannot go forward without real progress in curbing Palestinian attacks on Israeli civilians.
A recent survey conducted by insurance giant Liberty Mutual, for example, found that among teens who admitted to driving after consuming cannabis, more than 70percentt self-reported no negative effects whatsoever on their competence behind the wheel, including 34percentt who believed, however dubiously, that getting blazed was actually performance enhancing.
Our assessment of whether a claim was actually performance enhancing was subjective.
The crazy growth spurts are accompanied by appropriately sci-fi music; during the intervals, a checklist informs the curious, the silence is actually a performance of John Cage's silent score "4 Minutes 33 seconds," from 1962.
This is often referred to as margin but is actually a performance bond.
This caching of the execution history is actually fundamental for performance enhancements.
This has led D. Davies (2011b) to note that in some cases it seems as if the "work" is actually a unique performance or production.
With the advanced computer and communication network, the relay protection device is actually a high performance and multi-function computer, which is an intelligent terminal of the whole power system computer network.
Thus the performance is actually more a ritual than a piece of theatre.
"The optimist in me would like to believe that pay for performance is actually working," said Cynthia L. Richson, director of corporate governance at the State of Wisconsin Investment Board.
However, building a good model is actually not enough: the performance must also be proven.
