Sentence examples for performance exists from inspiring English sources

"It's really a set of notes toward a performance, and each performance exists and is justified only in its own time".

The largest range in performance exists among turbofan jet power plants—a factor close to 50 between the least and most powerful.

There are no arty videos available -- though visual recordings of her Blues Alley performance exists that is so low-tech that it might now qualify as cutting edge -- and, obviously, no artist available for interviews.

Now alas, the performance exists in the writhing, degenerate shadows of the X Factor, and it somehow reminds you of how cold-blooded and spiteful the music business can be – how if you don't belong to what various forces have decided is the only way things fit together, you can be profoundly exiled.

Since these joints have not been previously deployed at sea, no data on their performance exists.

No method of measuring technical performance exists for the stage I Norwood procedure.

Drugs have always been part of professional cycling, and the culture that expected cyclists to do whatever it took to maximise their performance existed long before Lance Armstrong.

It seemed as though Rush's performance existed as closed-off totality of its own, quite separate from anything the audience might do, and could have been performed the same just as easily anywhere on the planet.

Mr. Bebchuk, who continued his "crusade" earlier this month when he testified before the House committee, argues that that pay and the long-term performance exist in an inverse relationship, wherein the methods used to reward C.E.O.'s produced incentives for those C.E.O.'s to stress the short-term gain at the expense of long-term rationality, especially the taking on of excessive risk.

We found the bipolar resistive switching performance existed for the device as well, but no self-rectifying feature was observed.

Large differences of model performance exist in dry catchments and model users should pay attention to model selection in dry catchments.