"If you're focusing on politics to the detriment of your job, you may be open to performance-related dismissal," Mr. Fredrickson says.
Samuel Beckett's 1957 radio play is proving astonishingly open to theatrical performance.
"It's a more open approach to performance," he said, because clowning is about "celebrating mistakes".
This demands an empathetic engagement, one that is open to different performances of womanhood and girlhood that might evade our own understandings of what it means to be a successful woman or girl.
In this context, a database such as wikisequences.org containing these and other sequences and open to comments and performance reports across different studies could be valuable to facilitate empirical validation.
Anywhere that's had a bit of pain and suffering is more open to seeing his performances.
Several education experts said she was likely to make the union more open to changes like performance-based pay and charter schools, which get public money but are independently run.
As the end of the regular season approaches, Petke said that he would like to settle on a starting lineup, though the situation is fluid and he is open to adjustment based on performance in games and training.
They're open to any kind of performance as long as it's immediate; the amateurs are not just singers but dancers, comedians, child acts, even the occasional poet.
This year they are inviting attendees to swim across the Solent in a charity race to gain access to the festival, initiating a mass ukulele performance (open to all - although you must provide your own ukulele), offering a breast feeding/baby temple (imaginatively titled Breastival) and a hammock-heavy garden courtyard chill space called, er, Restival.
