Sentence examples for locus of performance from inspiring English sources

Holroyd and Coles (2002) put forward an influential theory regarding the neuroanatomical and neurochemical locus of performance monitoring and feedback processing.

We get, it seems, everything known about the circumstances of the plays' and operas' productions; the number and locus of performances, probable casting (much about boy actors) and reception on stage and page, the exact nature of collaborations when and with whom, how much and why various versions or editions differ.

Poehler and her co-founders started the place as a locus for performance and instruction, and it now boasts a university's worth of comedy classes and a packed nightly performance schedule, including the signature all-star Sunday night improv show which often features Poehler and her SNL cohorts like Seth Meyers, Jason Sudeikis, Rachel Dratch, Tina Fey, and Horatio Sanz.

There are large literatures, for example, documenting the relationship between locus of control and academic performance (e.g., Wang et al. 1999; Heckman and Kautz 2012; Mendolia and Walker 2014b); health behaviors (e.g., Wallston et al. 1978; Steptoe and Wardle 2001; Chiteji 2010; Cobb-Clark et al. 2014; Mendolia and Walker 2014a); and employment-related training (Offerhaus 2013 .10.

This is demonstrated in the results of ridge regression (ridge.add) on the pre-CC: In this context, with only moderate uncertainty for most individuals at most loci, the performance of a simple ROP-based eight-allele ridge model (which we consider an optimistic equivalent to an unpenalized regression of the same model) approaches that of the best Diploffect-based method.

While much of the organizational psychology literature focuses solely on the Big Five, there is also evidence that locus of control is related to job performance (e.g., Judge and Bono 2001).

This draws on the archive of Newcastle-based commissioning agency Locus+ to look at the time in the 1980s when the city was the base for some of the pioneers of performance and video art in the early 1980s.

The museum's curator of performance, Jay Sanders, recently showcased dancenoise, the potent performance duo who've done so much to break down those old theatre walls and make politics the locus of a frenzied, amusing, and thought-provoking style.

Cloudera filed to go public mid-day last Friday, releasing a set of financial numbers that were the locus of anticipation: How would the company's recent performance stack up to its $4.1 billion valuation set three years ago?

Gregorio, IRRI, Los Baños, The Philippines and M. Wissuwa, JIRCAS, Tsukuba, Japan, unpubl. res).. Studies characterizing the effect of the Pup1 locus on plant performance under P deficiency also hint to an involvement of Pup1 in maintaining crown root emergence (Gamuyao et al., 2012), further highlighting the potential of this trait in rice breeding for nutrient-poor environments.

The mediation analysis was controlled for firm age, number of employees, firm performance, entrepreneur's age, education, internal locus of control, and perceived behavioral control.