Sentence examples for performance may be a from inspiring English sources
Fiennes's mumbling, stammering, wincing performance may be a little mannered and actorly.
Tonight's performance may be a bit Baroque, as well, though not quite in the same sense.
But past performance may be a poor guide to the future.
Such cost-effective CuSe@CNTs with high ORR performance may be a potential ORR catalyst candidate for MFCs.
Live performance may be a much bigger charge for those on the screen or the stage than for the people watching them.
In Kidman's case, her finest performance may be a cumulative one, far outstripping the workaday job of taking a character from the page to the stage.
Performance may be an issue in many other areas of media database application.
To Americans with lingering memories of General Motors diesel cars of the 1970s and underpowered import oil burners of yesteryear, diesel performance may be an oxymoron.
The effect is not unlike a Botox operation gone terribly wrong.* "Past performance may be an illusion: Performance, flows and fees in mutual funds" by B. Phillips, K. Pukthuanthong and R. Rau.
The lackluster first-day performance may be an early sign that the market is not fully comfortable valuing Facebook at $105 billion, a number that assumes the company is capable of producing enormous profits.
It is broader than that right, however, in the sense that reproduction requires fixation in copies or phonorecords, whereas the preparation of a derivative work, such as a ballet, pantomime, or improvised performance, may be an infringement even though nothing is ever fixed in tangible form.
