Sentence examples for performance exceptionally from inspiring English sources

To further study the reason why N-doping improves the electrochemical performance exceptionally, the discharge products on the two kinds of nanotubes were detected by SEM, XRD and Raman.

Until then, we know them all — nine teenage girls, members of an indoor soccer team called the Wolves — only by jersey number: 7, a bullying alpha, reckless with her talent; 25, the team captain, unironic in ordering the ladies to circle up; 46, the newbie, excruciatingly awkward and, in Tedra Millan's beautifully nuanced performance, exceptionally endearing.

Mordaunt Hall of The New York Times called her performance "exceptionally fine... Miss Hepburn's characterization is one of the finest seen on the screen".

"The performance was exceptionally well received and served us well for what we wanted to accomplish and achieve," Mr. Horn said.

Emulsion explosives (EE) have been widely used in the mining industry for their comparatively high detonation performance and exceptionally good safety characteristics.

But in cases where performance is exceptionally low, school leaders expect that a more accurate and consistent system of evaluating classroom performance will provide better evidence to justify removing some low-performing teachers, something rarely done in Chicago.

During a meeting in October 2008, Mr. Blankfein told the board that the bank's performance was exceptionally weak and was on track to post its first quarterly loss as a public company.

And while Labour's performance was exceptionally good in the most diverse seats, the ethnicity of the candidate made no difference to the share of the vote, the research found.

The performance was exceptionally -- and expectedly -- weird and also marked the debut of the band's new guitarist Pustulus Maximus ahead of the band's upcoming tour.

One potential younger participant was excluded, because her tactile acuity performance was exceptionally poor — her threshold was more than 3.5 standard deviations higher than the average of the other younger participants.

The performances are exceptionally good, though Thomas Allen's seedy Eisenstein and Pamela Armstrong's gloriously Rubenesque Rosalinde steal the show.