Sentence examples for per formed from inspiring English sources

In addition, Jeannette per formed extensively as a pianist throughout the mid-West before and immediately after her 1948 marriage to Ernest Ballard, then a law student at the University of Michigan.

Using simulation results in Section 5.3 we will present average maximum number of CRs per formed coalition for both selfish and altruistic coalition formation.

We now find a dissemination rate for an 8 mm tumor of 280 CTC/h · g tumor (range 90 470 CTC/h · g tumor) and a metastatic efficiency of 1.7 · 10-8 metastases formed per disseminated cell (range 1.3 · 10-8-4.2 · 10-8), or approximately 60 million disseminated cells per formed macrometastasis.

In the wake of innovative works like Debussy's "Pelleas et Melisande" (1902) and Strauss's "Salome" (1905), "Berenice," first per- formed in 1911, must have seemed tame, and it nearly vanished from the repertory.

Mr. Rif- kin's Bach credentials stem large- ly from his influential arguments that Bach would often have per- formed his choruses with one or, at most, two voices to a part, out- lined in High Fidelity magazine in 1982 and carried into his perform- ances as conductor.

From now, the malicious peripheral can per- form any DMA.

Lu and colleagues per-formed a number of in vitro and in vivo studies that showed the high anti-arthritic potential of this construct.

And to this day, on the rare occasions that Jeff Mills per- forms in Detroit, you will still find hip-hop fans at his gigs who would never normally venture into techno clubs.

PBGD specific activity is expressed as pmol uroporphyrin formed per mg protein per 1 h units.

Comparisons between the Fauchere Pliska hydrophobicity scale and the average number of contacts per residue formed are also made.

According to this model, T. kivui can synthesize 0.25 ATP via the F1FO ATP synthase per acetate formed.