Sentence examples for performance employed from inspiring English sources

Several studies that reported an AD-related impairment in olfactory performance employed a habituation/dishabituation test [e.g. 21], [22].

Also, the measures of performance employed predominantly capture variation in strength and coordination, rather than endurance, which is more difficult to quantify.

Rather than faulting cultural imperialism or foregrounding political statements, I argue that Wu's performance employs an artistic strategy that prioritizes the performer's subjectivity and thereby reconfigures a globally articulated locality (Asian "Shakespeare") in personal and autobiographical terms.

With the opening phrase of the First Quartet, the new Takacs performance employs a flexible rhythmic style that differs from the more metronomic approach on other recordings, though it is close to the style of Bartok's own recorded performances, which are rich in rhythmic nuance.

The performance employs juggling, clowning, and a big dance number representing the crystal lattices that he studies with atomic microscopy.

We aim at comparing the impact of two comparable preparation setups on VS performance employing two different preparation packages.

To analyze the degradation caused by the low resolution and EGT of LTE precoders, we also look at the system performance employing the unquantized MF and unquantized MF EGT precoders.

The late J.B. Nichols, Boeing Aeronautical Systems Consultant to Henry Lahore: "Our estimate of Moller's Skycar performance employing these engine pods corroborates Moller's performance estimates".

The performances employed a laser lighting display and featured a "Matrix-style" break-dance routine.

While Wu's and Armstrong's solo performances employ non-mainstream strategies, they have remained very popular and are still touring.

Both Mr. Eisenberg and Ms. Goell give physical, almost gymnastic performances employing wheeled chairs, ropes, pulleys, an illustrated lecture-presentation contraption and, of course, the tranquil mechanical members of the zoo.