This is a moment of the ascendance of acteurism in lieu of auteurism, of critical efforts to read movies in terms of the authority of performance rather than to see performance as an effect of direction.
I wanted the dwarfs to be leading the performance, not an effect.
Among these subjects, visual feedback also reduced performance variability; an effect observed in clinical resuscitation with audiovisual feedback [ 7].
7 A recent review of systematic reviews shows that there is inconclusive evidence on whether pay for performance has an effect on practice.
The present results suggest, however, that more complete stimulus information does not necessarily result in better (more veridical) performance: A stronger effect of def does not guarantee a more accurate response.
However, by deteriorating the CAM performance, a snowball effect is initiated: the forwarder starts to under-estimate the neighborhood density and, therefore, forwards more DENM messages.
Of particular interest is that there is no direct effect of ethnicity upon A-level performance, all effects being mediated indirectly via background factors and measures of performance at GCSE.
Although it is sensible to assume that improving the quality and pattern of sleep will contribute to the improvement of academic performance, a cause-effect relationship has not been established.
Early studies have illustrated that music is more likely to have an effect on performance when individuals perform complex performance tasks (Kirkpatrick, 1943; McGhee & Gardner, 1949).
The clear trend of diminishing rates of GDP growth in China, whether extrapolated from official figures or derived from a more nuanced assessments of China's economic performance, are already having an effect on the entire global economy.
