Sentence examples for performance of heart from inspiring English sources

What followed in the Centenario was transcendent in its ugliness, a performance of heart, grit, resolve and very little football.

While performing Wagner she wore a concealed heart monitor, and between the premiere and the second performance of "Heart of a Soldier" in September 2011 she had an angiogram.

So in 1979 alone Harry wore a Smurf-blue silk bustier jumpsuit with a triangular chest cut-out (plus matching headband, tights and shoes) for a performance of Heart of Glass on NBC's Midnight Special.

In vivo comparison of the performance of heart valve prostheses is confounded by several factors, such as different nominal size, patients' characteristics and hemodynamics, surgical techniques, and study design.

Supplemental Fig. 1 Raw data illustrating the diastolic performance of hearts from rats maintained on chow or western-style diet.

Because strain and strain rate indices have the advantages over tissue velocities that they are normalised for heart size, they may be more suitable for comparing the performance of hearts of different size and during growth.

There were relatively faithful versions of the big hits and fondly straightforward renditions of other songs, like Bobby Bare Jr.'s performances of heart tuggers like "This Guitar Is for Sale" and "The Things I Didn't Say".

Heart failure, general condition in which the heart muscle does not contract and relax effectively, thereby reducing the performance of the heart as a pump and compromising blood circulation throughout the body.

He has been tremendous for them in the last four years and they owe him a performance full of heart and fight on Tuesday.

Celtic produced a performance full of heart and tactical discipline but lost out to an injury-time Jordi Alba goal.

Cardiac pathologies are among the leading causes of mortality and morbidity in industrialized countries, with heart failure (HF) representing the final common pathway for many diseases that affect the heart and defining a syndrome characterized by inadequate performance of the heart that negatively affects whole body blood supply [ 1].