Sentence examples for of new performance from inspiring English sources

If, on the other hand, a structure as handsome and acoustically versatile as Tanglewood's Seiji Ozawa Hall were built here, an entire universe of new performance possibilities would open to New Yorkers.

Current developments such as small scale solar driven heat pumps and solar cooling kits commercially available for application raise questions about how to successfully integrate these systems into buildings, while present interesting opportunities for the development of new performance based façade components or even self-sustaining cooling façade modules for high-performing commercial buildings.

A great opening programme of new performance art and theatre includes the debut of The Marlborough Madams, a new lesbian company formed in the guise and spirit – and under the wing – of the famous Drill Hall Darlings.

Also, experimentation with specific performance measures was found to enhance the enabling nature of the PMS: testing, reviewing, and refinement of conceptualizations, definitions, data, and presentations of new performance measures.

On the other hand, the determination of the volume variations corresponding to each phenomenon allows the proposition of new performance indicators from the monitoring approach outputs: the averaged density, the deformation path and the expansion potential.

In fact, sustainability based approaches demand operations management boundaries' expansion, creation and integration of new performance goals into traditional company's performance management system, and new criteria and policies for operations' decision areas development.

A series of new performances celebrates The BBC Radiophonic Workshop, one of the birthplaces of electronic music.

And in March, Ward organised another event, The Naked Bon Vivant!, which featured a raft of new performances inspired by his life and work.

Overturning that conventional wisdom is exactly the point, for the researchers and musicians behind Beethoven Was African, a website and album of new performances.

The objectives of this study are to compare the results of newer performance-based functional assessments in the study of HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders (HAND) and to correlate these functional assessments with specific levels of severity of HAND.

Through focus groups and the help of 30 'values champions', we have identified behaviours capable of assessment and use as part of the new performance framework.