Sentence examples for of either performance from inspiring English sources

Their trio "Cantando la Madrugá" — seated together at a table with the guitarist Eugenio Iglesias, all three marking the meter with their hands and encouraging one another to greater feats of vocalism — was the most endearingly chamberlike event of either performance.

Some representative works resort to clipping and filtering [6 8], pulse shaping filters [9 11], and block coding [12 14] at the cost of either performance, complexity, or code rate.

In short, the VBP score for 2013 is based on a weighted average of either performance or improvement for 12 clinical process of care (CPC) measures and 8 patient satisfaction measures from HCAHPS survey.

Additionally, there appear to be responses across an abundance of task conditions, related to either performance monitoring and/or focal attention.

"I don't know if we are the team that performed in the second Test or the team that performed in the third Test, but we've shown that we're capable of producing either performance," he added.

We found no significant differences in the performance of either the local or global tasks as a function of colour cues.

The change in coding algorithms did not influence the performance of either the Charlson or Elixhauser comorbidity measures in the prediction of outcome.

We found that tumour clonogenicity and patient survival correlated weakly, particularly if compared to the strong correlations of patient survival with either performance status or tumour bulk.

Analysis of extracts consisted of either ultrahigh performance liquid chromatography (Waters Corporation, Milford, MA) coupled with tandem mass spectrometry (UHPLC/MS/MS; Thermo-Finnigan, San Jose CA) in positive and negative ionization modes, or via gas chromatography/MS analysis (Thermo-Finnigan).

This will require direct observation of resident performance, either through direct or video observation of an inpatient or outpatient encounter, a simulated or standardized patient encounter [ 81], or screening and intervention exercises included in an OSCE.

To many, early films seemed little more than recordings of either theatrical performances or everyday life.