Sentence examples for perform them as from inspiring English sources

Understanding the transformations that emerge from the innovative experiences supported by these new learning environments requires an understanding of the faculty who perform them as well as their previous experiences, because it is they who interpret, filter and redefine the proposed changes.

In the context of MDLS, there are three operations that we want to perform on F: 1. Test whether solutions in F are dominated by a new solution s. 2. Test whether this new solution s is dominated by solutions in F. 3. Select a solution from F. The first two operations are typically time-consuming and special care should be taken in order to perform them as efficiently as possible.

Is it cathartic for you to write these songs and perform them, as opposed to the film-making process?

I Heart Girl is both a meditation on femininity and masculinity, and highlights how we as humans have the ability to express these attributes subtly and perform them as we see fit.

We have repeatedly consulted with Richard Mooney about our experiments, and he has encouraged us to perform them, as he believes, as do we, that they fill an important gap in our understanding of how the song system learns and develops (personal communication).

"Circus Polka" and "Fanfare" were danced in the recent Workshop performances of the School of American Ballet; now those schoolchildren have crossed Lincoln Center Plaza and are performing them as part of City Ballet season.

Pentecostal pastors anathematized same-sex marriages as contrary to God's law; mainstream ministers pointedly performed them as consonant with God's love.

As Ailey himself was wont to point out, it is not an easy matter to create new dances while running the company that performs them, as Ms. Jamison does today.

Remarkably, although the quartet has played and recorded works by Beethoven over the decades, it began performing them as a cycle only in the last year or so, in an international series that includes the Y concerts.

The authors suggested that evidence-based behaviour of clinicians can be enhanced by influencing beliefs of the positive outcomes of fissure sealant placements and creating a clinical habit of performing them as an integral part of patient management.

If they want to make more progress, he says, behavioral geneticists should at least standardize their tests and perform them just as attentively as, say, a DNA extraction.