Sentence examples for performance fair from inspiring English sources

There was also good news for Welsh rhythmic gymnast Frankie Jones, who received the David Dixon award honouring one competitor's contribution based on their performance, fair play and contribution to their team.

— Brian Seibert This weekend, the twenty-third installment of the Theatre for the New City's summer-welcoming performance fair, Lower East Side Festival of the Arts, takes over a patch of East Tenth Street between First and Second Avenues, for three afternoons of dance, theatre, film, music, and comedy.

It is given to the outstanding athlete of each Games based on their performance, fair play and overall contribution to their team.

Wales' flag bearer at the opening ceremony, the 24-year-old then scooped the David Dixon award for outstanding athlete of the Games based on performance, fair play and overall team contribution.

These objectives are hydromechanical performance, aesthetic performance, kinetic performance, toughness, other performance, fairing, machinability, machining efficiency, surface quality, load of tools, processing cost, processing deformation, collision and interference, machining error, geometric moving error, program calculation error and calculation principal error.

Thanks to a generic platform allowing in situ characterizations of network performances, fair comparisons of various Networks-On-Chip can be realized.

Simulation experiments are conducted to compare the performance of fair scheduling with the method that does not use fair scheduling.

At a Sept. 29 hearing of the State Senate Elections Committee, he graded the board's performance as "fair" and said there had been only "minimal difficulties".

In general, the survey found that only about 45percentt of voters believe that judges are doing a good or excellent job; 48percentt said their performance was fair or poor.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, said: "We will be monitoring performance on fair access closely every year to ensure we see tangible progress in opening the doors of our universities to the most disadvantaged".

But a major performer who makes a bad or vainglorious choice or is dishonest with the paying customer like, to my mind, Liza Minnelli's recent Palace performance, is fair game.