Sentence examples for performance legacies from inspiring English sources

It is just as likely that a newcomer may be intimidated by the towering masterworks of the repertory and their rich performance legacies, not to mention being daunted by the sheer dimensions of the Met's stage.

The lower level showcases Chrysler's performance legacy.

You do have to acknowledge the performance legacy: we're really stuck with Edith Evans' 36-syllable version of "a handbag".

He was speaking about his father, David Abbott Jenkins, whose record-setting feats behind the wheel of a plain-looking sedan gave General Motors Pontiac Divisionn a well-deserved name for its flagship performance model of 1957, the fuel-injected Bonneville -- the car today considered the origin of the Pontiac performance legacy.

This paper describes techniques used to leverage high-performance legacy codes as CORBA components to a distributed problem-solving environment.

Then it presents a CORBA oriented wrapper generator (COWG) which can be used to automatically wrap high-performance legacy codes as CORBA components.

This says a great deal both about Gordon Brown the politician, and the priorities, performance and legacy of his government.

These extend a conventional architecture, without compromising compatibility or performance for legacy binaries.

One important implication of this method is that it improves the performance of legacy economic-search methods that are commonly used in "search theory".

The IMX formulations are more stable and therefore less prone to accidental detonation while designed to match the performance of legacy materials.

"January represented a strong finish to our fiscal year, with an outstanding performance in legacy Macy's and Bloomingdale's stores, as well as continued improvement in sales trends at former May Company locations," said Terry Lundgren, the company's chairman.