Sentence examples for performance of its own from inspiring English sources

Electronic music was a 20th-century development involving the reproduction of traditional performance mediums through electronic means, while it also evolved composition and performance of its own.

It is a vastly complex novel about investment and return, gift and theft, value and worth, which – in performance of its own ethics – gives far more than it appears to possess.

It is also used by Google to better understand the performance of its own websites.

The exchange would also require any studio that uses the contracts as a hedge against the performance of its own films to set up a firewall between employees who do the trading and those who work on a film.

But the N.B.A. put up a noteworthy performance of its own, with San Antonio's Roger Mason sinking the Lakers with a 3-point shot, despite Kobe Bryant's typical Kobe-esque performance.

The second cast participates in the extensive rehearsal process, performs an "opera-logue" -- highlights from the work -- for members of the Opera Orchestra's guild members a few days before each concert and sometimes, ideally, gets a whole performance of its own, like the one tonight at the John Harms Center for the Arts in Englewood, N.J.

The Met has tried to bolster its ballet company's profile at various times, and the corps has occasionally offered performances of its own.

Between the performances of its own work and the Glass, the ensemble made a powerful case for Christopher Tignor's vital, texturally fluid essay for quartet, drums and electronics, "Together Into This Unknowable Night" (2008).

But this little group of its leading dancers, under Peter Bo Bendixen's direction, is giving performances of its own and can be seen again tonight at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark.

Since CDNs of a CDG belong to different organisations, the interaction scenario can be considered competitive, that is, organizations are mainly self-interested and are aiming at maximizing the performances of its own system.

The 70s saw more big-screen depictions of drag performance on its own terms, from the movie of The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) to the outré outings of Divine in such John Waters titles as Multiple Maniacs (1970), Pink Flamingos (1972) and Female Trouble (1974).