Sentence examples for performance addressing from inspiring English sources

Second, several experimental and computational runs were carried out under unsteady-state operation to evaluate the dynamic performance addressing the TOC concentration and temperature profiles.

This study facilitates understanding the questions prevailing in solar thermal collector technology, diagnosing new research directions towards further improvement of the performance, addressing the important issues related to architectural barriers, system design and installation.

One of the central techniques used by dancers in FLEXN Evolution, an improvised performance addressing racial equality and social justice, is called "bone breaking," imagined as the process of being physically or emotionally broken each day and having to rebuild oneself.

The ratings on the first criterion provide an overall occupational profile of the respondent's job (thus addressing the first of the study's objectives), and the second criterion provides an index of skill level or performance (addressing the second of the study's objectives).

This time a preconcert announcement pleading for the suppression of coughs sent a ripple of knowing laughter through the hall; a while later Mr. Jarrett, interrupting his performance, addressed the matter himself, adding one more layer of ritual, that of atonement.

Lumpkin and Dess (1996) 101 Clarifying the entrepreneurial orientation construct and linking it to performance Addressed the relation between entrepreneurial orientation and firm performance using a contingency framework.

CHW productivity, reporting, motivation, and coordination were elements of CHW performance addressed through the PSG model according to those interviewed.

Mr. Blake's oeuvre, consisting of funky, allegorical drawings and sculptures, as well as videos and performances addressing gay and racial issues, has thus far been puzzlingly uneven and inchoate.

Through Oct. 13 (415-978-2700) www.yerbabuenaarts.org 'WILLIAM POPE.L: ERACISM' -- A maverick figure in American art for more than two decades, William Pope.L is best known for his carnivalesque, endurance-test public performances addressing race, poverty and power.

2012's feature exhibition showcases the works of 18 artists from eight countries, with holographic art, robotic installations, and sound performances addressing this year's aptly-titled theme, "Time, Transformation and Energy".

In this paper we present a preliminary evaluation of the imaging performances addressed to nuclear medicine application.