Sentence examples for pace of performance from inspiring English sources

In this, Pinter greatly differed from the man who was otherwise his literary mentor: Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) likespeciallyinlatern later works such as Footfalls (1975) – to specify the look, sound and pace of performance, sometimes even drawing diagrams in a manner reminiscent of dance notation.

However, to keep both the current pace of performance improvements and the power consumption under a strict power budget, HPC systems must be more energy efficient than ever.

There's the enterprise base where solid-state disk is being adopted at a very fast pace because of performance, very-high-speed bandwidth and very lower power.

By extension, it is a pace of an action, a rate of performance or delivery.

Two years ago, in my review of the iPhone 6s, I noted that the pace of iPhone performance improvements had quickened.

Warner credited the frantic pace of their performance schedule during their Austin formation to their cohesion as a group and with driving them to create more new original music.

But only toward the end, when Stephen Mo Hanan as Jolson and Nancy Anderson as an elderly Mae West join up for "April Showers," does this musical begin to capture the sort of pace, zest, joy of performance and electricity it needs.

The crisply paced succession of performances was punctuated by well-known speakers introducing this year's honorees.

The musical and dramatic pacing of the performance were effortlessly in sync, thanks to Mr. Levine.

The Butler is predictably behind the pace of its US performance – over there, the civil rights storyline and marketable elements, including co-star Oprah Winfrey, saw the picture debut with a robust $24.6m£15.2m2m), on its way to a tally of $115m£71.4m4m).

We believe that further VCSEL development, being based on nanophotonic approaches, will ensure the necessary pace of the device performance to cope with the tasks of the decades to come.