Sentence examples for nature performance from inspiring English sources

Technology in its various forms has revolutionized the nature, performance and appearance of textiles.

Their profits rest on "numerous preferential policies and an unfair business environment," according to a research report by Mr. Sheng's institute, titled "The Nature, Performance and Reform of State-owned Enterprises".

System specifications are, by their very nature, performance specifications in the current DoD phraseology, and materials and process specifications are detail specifications.

It is evident that MANET is dynamic in nature; due to such nature, performance of network decreases as the size of network increases.

Tenor Francesco Anile's Canio was a virile, force of nature performance, one that was both disturbing and exhilarating to witness.

He was two months away from his force-of-nature performance in Beijing and life as an icon.

He gave his usual force-of-nature performance, barreling through some tunes and savoring others, with strategic pockets of space cleared for crowd singalongs.

Brando's force-of-nature performance in Elia Kazan's "Streetcar" - an electrifying mix of brute physicality and smoldering sexuality - made Stanley Kowalski's infamous bellow a permanent part of pop culture and Brando a household name.

But put that shipwreck out of mind: Lina Wertmuller's provocative original is smarter, more compelling, and ultimately quite devastating, thanks to a force-of-nature performance by the hirsute Giannini, playing a boorish sailor, and Melato's own sexy, brilliant turn as queen bitch of the Mediterranean.

The episode crystallised for Reeves the artificial nature of performance.

Audiences are also more engaged with poetry because the nature of performance has changed.