"I have encountered more and more people who are coming into visual arts, being newly hired in past few years in museums, that do seem to have some real openness to performance and are looking at it on its own terms," said Sarah Maxfield, a dance and theater artist and performance curator.
Specifically, the positive effects of network openness on cluster performance tend to increase as environmental uncertainty increases, while the positive effects of network strength on cluster performance tend to decrease as environmental uncertainty increases.
Ministers must ensure openness over the performance of private contractors or face a "crisis of confidence", the National Audit Office has warned.
The influence of openness on student performance was slight and positive, whereas that of extraversion was slight and negative.
Exploratory analyses indicated that conscientiousness was positively related to individual active users' task performance; openness, agreeableness, and extraversion were associated with passive users' electrodermal and cardiovascular responses.
There's an openness to his performance at all ages that makes even Gabriel's rebellious teen self sympathetic.
Considering the energy demands of a long tour -- and one comprised of four physically challenging powerhouse concertos -- I asked Roman how he maintains his sense of openness and spontaneity from performance to performance.
An openness sometimes bordering on performance art.
Table 3 in turn characterizes these episodes in terms of five elements: (1) macroeconomic performance, (2) openness to international trade, (2) technological change and physical capital accumulation, (3) unions and labor institutions, and (5) social protection.
In essence, although adversarial procedures encourage secrecy, the findings from the literature on "highly reliable organizations" were beginning to suggest the importance of "organizational permeability" and other forms of openness, for improving organizational performance in general and risk management in particular (Clarke 1993; LaPorte 1996; LaPorte and Keller 1996; Shrader-Frechette 1993).
