Sentence examples for perform unexpectedly from inspiring English sources
In the second week, the take was down by 54% and in the third by another 78% from 276 screens, with the prospect of an early disappearance from cinemas across the country.On the other foot, films that perform unexpectedly well for example, the horrific "I Know What You Did Last Summer", which took $20.2m in its first week receive the benefit of additional advertising.
Furthermore, NSGA-II outperforms the other competing algorithms while MOEA/D and DE perform unexpectedly poorly.
Quadratic discriminant analysis, a more conventional Bayesian analysis, and kernel-based density estimation methods perform unexpectedly poor, probably because of overfitting.
Timber components might perform unexpectedly poor due to insufficient protection by misuse, design, low work execution level, or due to low resistance of the material in use.
Indeed, the well-known spreading (or dispersion) rate anomaly refers to the fact that traditional models do reasonably well in predicting the spreading rate of a planar jet but perform unexpectedly poor for rounds jets.
Sometimes listeners with relatively high pure-tone thresholds may perform unexpectedly well on word recognition tasks and vice versa.
The rightwing PAN – which lost the presidency in 2012 and had at times appeared lost in opposition – performed unexpectedly well on Sunday, though its performance also reflected some of the apparent contradictions of Mexican politics: victorious PAN candidates in Veracruz, Durango and Quintana Roo were all former PRI politicians.
As a Viking, however, Favre performed unexpectedly well.
Two economies in Asia have been performing unexpectedly well: those of India and Indonesia.
(One danger is that the high expectations for Mr. Gore in debates could work against him if Mr. Bush performs unexpectedly -- and reassuringly -- well).
Ginny Tretter Trent, Ohio, Oct. 3, 2008 To the Editor: Ironically, the vice-presidential debate hurt the McCain campaign, because Sarah Palin performed unexpectedly well.
