Sentence examples for labeled performance from inspiring English sources
The third Factor was defined by five of the scale items, accounted for 7% of item variance, and was labeled performance orientation.
The second was to an experimental piece of gay theatre – a monologue by a little-known actress named Kres Mersky that nowadays would be labelled performance art, and queer performance art at that – which he included in his primetime TV show in total defiance of NBC.
Therefore, it has been proposed to label performance on a scale from efficient, via quite efficient, to inefficient and very inefficient (Wolfe, 1998).
Sanchez labeled his performance against the Dolphins his best game this season.
Even after beating Miami, Jets defensive players labeled their performance "horrible," "embarrassing" and "unacceptable".
William Kristol of the Weekly Standard labeled his performance as having been close to "disqualifying".
Kory Grow of Rolling Stone magazine labeled the performance as "stunning".
Courage Under Fire gained him critical notice, when The Washington Post labeled his performance "impressive".
TIME magazine labeled her performance as "just about the greatest one-woman show in modern movie history".
HuffPost Entertainment senior writer Mike Ryan was at the premiere and called Stewart's role a "good career choice," while The Hollywood Reporter's David Ronney labeled her performance "perhaps her best screen work to date".
That is, if the number of scores below a certain cut-off score was obtained by approximately 10%% or less participants of the normative sample, we labeled this performance as probable cognitive impairment.
