Sentence examples for performance capable from inspiring English sources
Alexander McQueen, the British designer who committed suicide earlier this year, was perhaps the most talented exponent of the fashion show as a live performance capable of being considered alongside experimental theater and performance art.
As far as the All Blacks are concerned, France's being written off by all and sundry makes it more likely that Les Bleus will produce a performance capable of winning the Webb Ellis Cup.
"With single-thread performance capable of supporting very intensive workloads, the unprecedented level of power efficiency will enable licensees to introduce compelling new products".
In trying to reduce the weight of the disc rotor, it is necessary to achieve a design with a good balance of performance capable of satisfying all of these requirements.
Primary reasons are that no organomorphic scaffolding for endocrine viscera have as yet been entirely assembled using biocompatible materials, nor is there a bioreactor performance capable of supporting growth within the thickness range of the regenerating cell mass which has proven to be reliable enough to ensure formation of a complete macroscopic gland ex situ.
He can add to his resume a performance capable of matching Jansen's marathon sessions in the earlier rounds. .
Savants have pulled off arguably even more amazing performances, capable of astounding feats of recall, from names and dates to the details of complex visual scenes.
Most of the free world might aspire to spend time with Beyoncé -- flawless beauty, inspiration, and live-performance-capable, Grammy-winning singer.
Automatic speech recognition is becoming more ubiquitous as recognition performance improves, capable devices increase in number, and areas of new application open up.
Although Biden did well, it is doubtful if his performance is capable of reversing the damage Obama did to the campaign last week.
As one of our long-term approaches, we aim to develop an anthropomorphic musical performance robot capable of playing different kinds of woodwind instruments, e.g. flute and saxophone.
