The phrase 'monotonous performance' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a dull performance or task that lacks emotion, variety, or creativity. For example, "The teacher's monotonous performance of the history lesson made the students lose interest quickly."
She refers to the main characters' actions as "infantile and offensive," calls the performances "monotonous," claims that his methods are "instantaneous clichés," and flings around such adjectives as "puerile," "banal," "agonizingly slow," "messy," "erratic," "grotesquely insensitive," and "hideous".
Through numerical examples, we elaborate on the monotonous properties of the performance measures, and draw the insights into the impacts of the system parameters on its various performance indices, which provide important guidance for design of assembly systems.
"Miss Nyman's performance is monotonous, and her only redeeming vice is her anger, which seems genuine and illimitable," Joseph Morgenstern wrote in Newsweek.
In fact, these studies mostly emphasise that mood enhancement by pleasant and alerting background music enhances performance of monotonous tasks such as those during night shifts.
A general peevishness is the dominant, ultimately monotonous key note of the performance.
Best Actor Five terrific candidates, but is this getting monotonous?—Leonardo DiCaprio gives a performance in "The Wolf of Wall Street" that will deservedly endure in the history of cinema, and this fact bears no relation to his Oscar chances.
The rest have already returned to their gyms, to their diets, to their sleep schedules; to the start of the long, monotonous climb towards a peak performance three years away.
To say that she is a breath of fresh air would be unfair to others – there was nothing monotonous about Muguruza's explosive performance against Williams in the Roland Garros final – but she is different, chipping and charging and attacking the net.
The local control field is designed so as to realize monotonous increasing condition of the performance index.
This is the first study correlating hypovigilance and driver performance in varied monotonous conditions, particularly on a short time scale (a few seconds).
