Three baseline measurements are performed to determine the maximal performance (for example, the maximum number of repetitions) for each exercise separately.
Interactions between tall forbs and other life-form groups may promote optimal performance, for example, mixtures containing both tall forbs and grasses seem to perform many functions well (Table 2).
His most recent performance, for example, was not advertised in the traditional way.
In film there are certain established rules you have to follow – shot or size of performance, for example.
The freshmen who based their self-regard heavily on academic performance, for example, reported more stress and more conflicts with professors and teaching assistants than did their peers.
Some industry players are disclosing much improved performance, for example Google is quoting (1.21) and Microsoft (1.22) reporting on their PUE.
Prices vary; tickets for the Philip Glass Ensemble performance, for example, start at about $19, at $1.34 Australian to the dollar.
Of firms that link more than half of bosses' pay to performance, for example, 36% report frauds, compared with just 20% of firms that use no such incentives.
Congress could do more to sustain that performance, for example by encouraging foreign investment in India's woeful infrastructure, shops and banks.
They are basing raises, bonuses and incentive payments for chief executives and other top talent susceptible to dot-com fever on company earnings, rather than on stock performance, for example.
Making sure that pay actually rewards long-term performance, for example, seems a fairly obvious way to allay shareholder fears that managers are lining their pockets rather than safeguarding their companies.
