Sentence examples for performance deliberately from inspiring English sources

The researchers then impaired the monkeys' performance deliberately, by dosing them with cocaine.

Packet stacking, switching, or routing performance deliberately depends on packet size, node architecture and network parameters.

But American historians are certainly asking themselves "How new is Trump?" versus "to what extent is this master of personal marketing and performance deliberately evoking older traditions of political discourse?" Should he seem familiar to us?

The human part of their performance seems deliberately diminutive, which focuses all the more attention on the complex melodies that ring out in their songs.

(He worked on the critically revered television show of the same name.) He boldly let his own freak flag fly in the 2000 pathology-driven comedy "Chuck & Buck," in which, as a childlike man (Buck) who romantically stalks an old friend, he slithers under your skin, delivering an off-putting performance that deliberately risks turning a creepy story into an unlikable one.

Research in operations management suggests that firms can mitigate the negative impact of product variety on operational performance by deliberately pursuing modularity in the design of product family architectures.

I agree that the performances are (deliberately) awkward or stilted compared to the dominant, ie trained, style.

Eastern time slot), presents Mr. Miller and other comics doing standup, but cut into their stage performances are deliberately cheesy videos illustrating some of the jokes.

The performances seem deliberately angled as satire".

Her performances are deliberately confrontational, and she relishes the occasions when audiences confront her back, challenging her ideas and pushing her to get better.

Nicholson's performance, even if deliberately over the top, still shouldn't encourage as much laughter as fear.