Sentence examples for material to perform from inspiring English sources

Services may be defined as activities designed to enable personnel or material to perform more effectively.

He started writing material to perform solo, learned the rudiments of style and exposition, and booked himself into gay bars and small theaters around the country.

(Sisario) STEVE ROSS (Friday and Saturday, and Tuesday through Thursday) This supremely dapper singer and pianist departs successfully from his suave comfort zone of Porter-Coward-Astaire material to perform songs (including several worthy rarities) by Stephen Sondheim.

These centre on measures of literacy, understood in the widest sense as the ability to use different kinds of written material to perform real-world tasks of varying complexity.

Mr. Beck has new material to perform, conceptual and rehearsed, including accompaniment by a 22-piece orchestra; Mr. Clapton has a back catalog, blues standards and his low-wattage, high-precision style.

And it does appear that the actors have learned several plays' worth of material to perform the 90-minute tale: the old playwright's rule is "one typed page equals one minute," yet the "Bite" script handed to reviewers at the door is 223 pages long.

Some examples that highlight different ways in which one could engineer these materials to perform unique thermomechanical functions are presented.

First, to describe the process by which a vertical tube furnace with hanging balance TGA can be modified using low-cost materials to perform Curie temperature measurement via the introduction of a static electromagnetic field.

PA sleeve resection was first reported in 1967 by Gundersen [2], and thus far the use of various materials to perform PA reconstruction with patch repair or conduit interposition has been reported.

Some need training and communication support materials to perform this function well.

In part, this is because some MOH facilities and NGOs in Guatemala have materials to perform VIA exams, but they lack equipment or run out of supplies to perform cryotherapy.