But by forging a new female character, the heavily pregnant Angela Burr, out of the book's Leonard Burr, and bringing her to life with Olivia Colman's matter-of-fact performance, this adaptation changed the dynamic of the narrative.
Marianne Faithfull gives a wonderfully matter-of-fact performance as Maggie, the fiftysomething granny from a snobbish home counties village who commutes to London everyday to work in a sex club.
The concert opened with a somewhat matter-of-fact performance of Mozart's Piano Quartet in G minor by the pianist Claude Frank and members of the Guarneri Quartet: the violinist Arnold Steinhardt, the violist Michael Tree and the cellist Peter Wiley.
As a matter of fact, optimal performance operation (e.g. maximal efficiency, maximal torque, unitary power factor…) are not achievable using constant flux reference especially when facing wide range load variations.
Rooney, in his more matter-of-fact (if less heralded) performances, holds the screen with a seemingly effortless intensity.
The remarkable things about that performance include her matter-of-fact air and the refusal to be intimidated by the material.
While fleet-fingered and elegantly phrased, with a generous dose of rubato, the performance often felt more matter-of-fact than soulful.
As a matter of fact, the outstanding performance of IPMs is mainly due to their central coordination capabilities (e.g., see [15]).
As a matter of fact, the throughput performance of the centralized approaches can be viewed as the upper-bound for other distributed methods.
As a matter of fact, nectar foraging performance of colony B in this study was over 1.7 times greater than the best colony from Raine & Chittka's summer study on 12 colonies in 2008 [25], carried out at the same location in London and using the same commercially available population.
