Sentence examples for performance hallmarks from inspiring English sources

One of his performance hallmarks was jumping atop his drums and dancing while keeping the beat.

Accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in skeletal muscles and the resulting decline in muscle performance are hallmarks of sarcopenia.

In a way the performance had the hallmarks of what City Opera has traditionally promised its audiences, especially in the standard repertory.

His performance bore the hallmarks of a man more relaxed now that he no longer had to deal with 2am emergency meetings to discuss affairs of state, and who had got his life back.

The use of improvisation to interpret poetic texts sung during a Bharata Natyam performance was the hallmark of Balasaraswati's style.

Ravens 23, Steelers 20 Joe Flacco's hallmark performance as a pro was about more than the 92-yard touchdown drive to win the game.

Division of labour (i.e. differential task performance) is the hallmark of social insects.

Rounding out performance are the hallmark spin and dip combo which I really went for with the use of negative space in 'Elevator'.

Still, this is another tremendous performance by Carter: its hallmarks are deep but unobtrusive research, prose that channels Conan Doyle with nimble precision, and a sense that she is genuinely engaging with history rather than using it as set-dressing.

STYLE and performance have always been hallmarks of the 6 Series, a line of two-door BMW's that has been reborn after a 15-year hiatus and now includes a large, feature-laden convertible.

Roberto Martinez may have been taking charge of his first competitive match as Everton boss, but the line-up and performance had all the hallmarks of his predecessor David Moyes.