Sentence examples for performance is clear from inspiring English sources

The link between nutrition and academic performance is clear.

But the improvement in Japan's economic performance is clear, and at least some of it is due to the adoption of the hybrid model .Japan has both embraced and rejected American capitalism," observes Mr Vogel of the University of California, Berkeley.

The definition of operation and maintenance protocols depends on several quantitative and qualitative aspects such as wastewater treatment plant configuration, CW design, influent characteristics, sensitivity of the receiving media, etc. Bearing this in mind and considering the limited technical knowledge about CWs, the need for a new tool to support CW performance is clear.

Nonetheless, its worst performance is clear: the cost of computing the possibility distributions is polynomial in the number of fluxes (as shown above), whereas the cost of a Monte Carlo approach grows exponentially with the number of independent decision variables.

It will be days before the full implications of his performance are clear, but whatever success Obama has is due in large part to the sheer audacity of ordinary people thinking extraordinary thoughts.

That drama looms large in a Herreweghe performance was clear from the stern opening chorus, a plea for the Lord to teach us through the story of his Passion.

That he was not exactly a hundred per cent into the performance was clear to anyone familiar with this routine of his; last night, he forgot (and who could blame him?) the all-important bouncing-in-place-on-the-balls-of-her-feet-at-the-baseline, upon which the entire impression hinges.

The profile of his performance was clear from the opening orchestral music, which depicts a raging storm as the tormented and wounded young Siegmund flees through a forest before chancing on the secluded home of the brutal tribesman Hunding and his oppressed wife, the lovely Sieglinde.

His frustration with McLaren's performance was clear.

Under the direction of Walter Dallas, all of the performances are clear and bold.

Yet what makes Lloyd's Julius Caesar great is what makes any notable mounting of Shakespeare great: the direction is focused and inventive while the performances are clear as a bell, moving and believable at every moment.