Sentence examples for performance constituted from inspiring English sources

We agree that this showing, together with evidence that such improved inputs yield better student performance, constituted plaintiffs' prima facie case, which plaintiffs established.

Did anyone really believe, for example, that a gallery full of heavy-metal souvenirs from yet another A-list-audience-only Matthew Barney performance constituted an important event?

In fact, in a recent decision (Lenz v Universal Music Corp) the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the district court's summary judgment, that, prior to sending a takedown notice under the DMCA, a copyright holder must first evaluate whether the alleged unauthorized performance constituted fair use — or they can be held to damages.

Guests at the anniversary performance constitute a Who's Who of the comic book industry.

However, it is worth pointing out that the other factors, leaving out high prevalence search performance, constitute a significant model on their own.

Human performance constitutes an important parameter to business process performance and is modelled based on Human Performance Shaping Factors (PSF) and assessed using Bayesian Belief Networks (BBN).

The all-solid-state Li/LLZO/LCO battery with such an all-ceramic cathode/electrolyte exhibits high cycling stability and high rate performance, constituting a significant step toward the practical applications of SSBs.

It is concluded that the design steps – sustained by analytical equations and graphs to calculate and visualize the relation between the design parameters and the performance – constitute an effective method to design underactuated hands that grasp a large range of object sizes.

The second part of the IGT performance constitutes "decision-making under risk" [ 47], in which subjects become more knowledgeable on the risks associated with each deck.

As optimal growth performance constitutes an important marker for maximal protein synthesis, which was determined for the upper third of the temperature window [ 22, 25], we postulate that the transcriptome is optimized to this temperature range and not to the cold edge, where metabolic activity and performance of the eurythermal species is comparably low.

Zwick et al. [ 10] indicated that swimming at high levels of performance constitutes the best example of chronic exposure to products and chloride derivatives of the chlorine used to disinfect swimming pools which may stimulate allergic mechanisms and facilitate the sensitisation to different allergens.