Sentence examples for performance inquiry from inspiring English sources

The effort - called the "aberrational performance inquiry" - uses what the S.E.C. calls proprietary risk analytics to evaluate hedge fund performance.

Given the different dimensions of the scientific literacy framework, the abilities involved in solving the science items are also related to problem solving, since they refer to the application of knowledge and the performance of inquiry processes (OECD [2003]).

4) The Meaning of Proof: Using a Play about Math to Blend Cultures of Performance & Inquiry will sponsor ARTStem-dedicated performances of student-directed production of Proof (2001).

"At Large" is at once a performance, a philosophical inquiry into the nature of performance and a sprawling, ambitious multimedia project.

Chris Boardman, the former Olympic gold-medallist, has released a statement through British Cycling: "The MPs that sit on the Transport Select Committee should be embarrassed by their performance in an inquiry that was meant to be about why six people died riding bicycles on London's roads in two weeks.

While the rest of the section is enacting a spirited performance of epistemological inquiry, the editorials get to carry the tablets down the mountain.

Despite Industry's Woes, Hedge Fund Titans Appear Calm at Conference  |  The hedge fund industry may be facing a storm of regulatory concerns, weak performance and government inquiries.

He strives to bring an anthropological approach to the music, focusing on cultural context and performance practices, and inspiring inquiry and an appetite for research in the members.

How did that get there?" Jeremy Hunt's performance at the Leveson inquiry called that story to mind.

What the PR battle over Brown's unexpectedly robust performance before the Chilcot inquiry failed to explain was military budgets are devolved to the service chiefs.

Friends of the former prime minister had pre-briefed that his performance at the Chilcot inquiry would be contrite while remaining defiant about his decision to go to war.