To study the effect of case sensitivity of characters within chemical names on the performance of the system, we indexed the text in separate runs with different matching settings: case insensitive, case sensitive, and partial case sensitive (only case sensitive for abbreviations, defined as terms where the majority of characters consists of capitals and digits, e.g. "BaTiO3").
The naming of the performance director is delayed, as some candidates – believed to included major international coaches, with Eddie Jones and Nick Mallett among the names linked – are unable to attend interviews due to "rugby commitments".
Signature Theater said the naming of this performance space had been made possible by a $5 million gift from Margot Adams, a member of the company's board, who gave the donation in Romulus Linney's honor.
An article on Jan . 29about upgraded amenities offered by developers of luxury apartments in New York misspelled part of the name of a performance space designed by the architect Jonathan Marvel, who also designed the Pierhouse apartment development in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Then again, there's room for a range of sounds in "Messiah"; a lot has been done to the piece in the name of performance over the years.
The article also misstated the source of the name of the Allen Room, a performance hall planned in the Jazz at Lincoln Center space.
Although he did not name anyone, the performance of Keith Van Horn, who had 7 points on 3-of-7 shooting, made it clear whom Martin was talking about.
This type of channel is named Uniform in the performance curves.
As a track and field and cross-country athlete at the University of Kansas, I, like many of the athletes featured in "The Scholarship Divide," was often out of bed before sunrise, spent 8 to 10 days a month on the road and sometimes forsook parties and alcohol in the name of better performance.
In sports, as in economics, China is, in the name of improving performance, abandoning its top-down Communist methods and adopting more market-driven approaches.
Many an indulgent, progressive parent would be likely to pause and reflect on the philosophy (as opposed to the execution of it) that Chua reiterates in various ways — that Chinese parents "assume strength, not fragility" in their children, and therefore demand more of them, setting higher standards, assuming they can handle more pressure in the name of high performance, or at least good behavior.
