Sentence examples for performance hinges from inspiring English sources

The abstract, multimedia performance hinges on a new, nine-song cycle by Karen O, with musical direction by Sam Spiegel and her art-punk band mate, the guitarist Nick Zinner; expect tragically cool psychedelic excess.

The abstract, multimedia performance hinges on a new, nine-song cycle by Karen O, with musical direction by Sam Spiegel and her art-punk bandmate, the guitarist Nick Zinner; expect tragically cool psychedelic excess.

This indicates that paying attention allows individual investors to improve their portfolio performance in the short term, suggesting that the improvement in performance hinges on attentive investors being able to purchase (sell) stocks that in the short run realize relatively large positive (negative) returns.

The key contribution beyond these previous findings is, however, that a positive impact of entrepreneurial orientation on performance hinges on the firm's market orientation.

There was plenty of nudity: indeed, you could make the case that the performance hinged on it.

Instead, the performance hinged on expected gags and Griffin delivered it all with a stiffness that felt more like a recitation than a performance".

And both Angel's and Levi's performances hinge on their interactions with Billy's foster brother and best friend Freddy, portrayed by Jack Dylan Grazer.

She believes women's performance largely hinges on confidence.

Their performance always hinges on execution, not disguise and deception.

This design process is followed by shape optimization to improve stress-based local performance around hinges of the mechanism.

Video-game performance generally hinges on the power of the current generation of microprocessors and even more significantly on the graphics co-processors that generate the meshes of polygons and overlaid textures that yield 3-D images on a two-dimensional computer monitor.