Ms. Moss took issue, not surprisingly, with the notion that grouping the performances under the rubric of spirituality was a marketing ploy.
The Star Spangled Banner (1991) To Britons, the notion that a performance of the national anthem could somehow be a defining moment is completely alien.
This pattern of after-effects is consistent with the notion that poor performance during both the CCWFF and the second CWFF block were due to proactive interference.
These findings corroborate the notion that the relationship between performance of "prefrontal" tasks and MFV might be more complex, there not being a simple linear relationship such as hypofrontality resulting in low performance in schizophrenia.
In April, the Columbia University sociology professor and Yahoo Research scientist came to campus as part of Penn Engineering's "Market and Social Systems" lecture series, bringing along some experimental data that cast doubt on the notion that salary bumps actually beget better performance.
Enabling refers to the notion that high performance not only depends on the motivation but also on the ability to perform well.
This means a direct measure of performance on the task of interest, with the notion that decreased performance indicates high workload.
Among the most fundamental tenets of HSI is the notion that human system performance, considered as system-level effectiveness, efficiency and safety, is a central criterion or defining metric in the design or assessment of any complex sociotechnical system.
Still, the notion that economic performance helped to predict elections remained controversial in some circles.
The criminal prosecution of the three women — Maria Alyokhina, 24; Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, 23; and Yekaterina Samutsevich, 29 — rests on the notion that their performance incited religious hatred.
She could console herself with the notion that her performance would have earned a much higher grade had she gone to a junior college close to home, but she probably won't see it that way.
