Sentence examples for performance critically from inspiring English sources

In an interview this month on National Public Radio, Tavis Smiley, a well-known black radio and television host, urged journalists — black and white — to assess Mr. Obama's performance critically.

MWF performance critically depends on the statistical estimates of desired and undesired signal components.

As expected, interactivity and articulatory suppression substantially affected performance; critically, the effect of articulatory suppression was stronger in the low than in the high interactivity condition.

Besides requiring motivation to explore, spontaneous alternation performance critically depends on working memory and strategy efficiency.

This performance critically depends on the quality of slide preparation and storage.

Although microscopy is considered to be the gold standard, it is labour-intensive and its diagnostic performance critically depends on well-trained microscopists.

Amanda's true-to-life portrayal of the strong and independent female soldier, professional in carrying out of her duties, intelligent, knowledgeable in astrophysics and emotional, feeling person, has made her performance critically-acclaimed for 10 years and after.

"The value of the process is not to look for that definitive answer; it's to interrogate the performances critically," said Ross Tucker, a senior lecturer at the University of Cape Town in South Africa who evaluates cycling performances on sportsscientists.com.com

It is shown that the optimal estimation performances critically depend on the channel accessing probabilities of the network nodes and the packet loss probability, and the optimal filters can be obtained by solving recursive Lyapunov and Riccati equations.

Boys Don't Cry received overwhelmingly positive acclaim from critics, and his performance was critically well received.

LC, GS, QL and YW were the critical supervision of the experimental performance and critically involved in drafting, writing and revising the paper.