Sentence examples for move on to performance from inspiring English sources

Although the first test of a new car is generally spent exploring fundamentals such as whether it behaves as expected before teams move on to performance work at subsequent outings, it is still unusual for a team's lead driver not to drive the car at all at that time.

However, ratings for The Voice dipped when the show moved on to live performance rounds.

We've moved on, too, to performance reviews.

The concert begins with a solo-piano set, then moves on to a performance by a 13-piece orchestra, including Mr. Abrams as pianist and conductor, the first-rate young tenor saxophonist Aaron Stewart, the trumpeters Ralph Alessi and Eddie Allen, and Reggie Nicholson on drums.

Moving on to more performance data, the Surface Pro 4 is 30percentt faster than its predecessor, according to its maker.

Ms. Chopra moved on to stronger performances as well, including a duet with Mr. Worth on Mr. Blier's arrangement of "The Palatine's Daughter".

Inspired by principles of survival of the fittest, EAs generate a population of candidate solutions — in this case, configurations for online content — then measure their performance and move on to building new candidates based on the more successful candidates already measured.

Now that I've stated the obvious about the base-engine's mild performance, I'll move on to note that the manual transmission-equipped car I tested was fun to drive.

My guess is that germ-line gene therapy will arrive a bit further down the road, initially to fix "bad genes" that cause disease, and then moving on to enhance intelligence and performance.

Participants then moved on to the 9-min performance period, which involved further remote-associates problems (mean per-puzzle solution time = 20.2 ± 5.3 s).

Is he truly attentive to the responses of others at table, or merely waiting to move on with his performance?