Sentence examples for made in performance from inspiring English sources

During development, trade-offs are made in performance attributes; unforeseen technical, manufacturing, or systems problems arise; and features are modified.

While the company said that many improvements would be made in performance, fuel economy and looks, the thought is likely to remain: people are driving something weird.

Records have become a promotional tool and money is now made in performances and so it is interesting that our HD distribution, where a typical Saturday audience is 250,000, has become the largest distributor of operatic product in the world".

This was the expression you would make in performance when you were in the midst of a painful pose or trick, but didn't want to horrify the audience with your own automatic look of horror.

Our aim is to demonstrate the difference which case-mix adjustment might make in performance assessment, to identify why and when it may be useful, and to discuss important policy issues in case-mix adjustment.

Considerable progress has been made in the performance and functionality of these devices.

To which Governor Sulzer replied, "Every enemy I have made in the performance of my duty since I became governor is an enemy of the state".

Apparently, more than a dozen chains, covering some 177 schools, have been debarred from taking on more academies until improvements are made in their performance.

SQ: I think that that's really the future of music, the connection that is made in live performance.

Although some hospitals misunderstood the wording of QI 2 in the feasibility test, no change was made in the performance assessment test.

These were made in public performances at which he wore white tie and tails.