(Patrick Stewart, no slouch as a Shakespearean, failed to enliven a flaccid recent West End revival.) While you can sense Mr. Naughton laboring diligently to master the man's complexities, the effort does not pay off in a performance of the requisite intensity.
Application of these methods has led to corresponding studies evaluating the sensitivity of model performance to requisite data and other factors that may lead to imprecise or false inferences.
The performance of the latter concentrated on requisite guitar shredding between Urban and Gibbons, leaving Lambert, one of country music's fiercest voices, with not much to do.
Effective bowel purgation is requisite for performance of high quality colonoscopy.
While the performance of the Third Symphony lacked a requisite energy, Mr. Masur's interpretation of the Fourth beautifully matched the work's autumnal character.
In the 1980s, a time when playing on copies of old instruments first became requisite for serious performance of old music, some period ensembles had sets of wind instruments commissioned so that they could perform a range of repertoire.
We find that iterative use of the described MMTA method leads to sufficiently complete and robust task models to support encoding of cognitive, psychomotor, and perceptual skills requisite to training and performance of complex skills within ITS task models.
Lack of requisite growth factors constitutes a barrier to reprogramming.
Even so, a concert performance, where the requisite tangle of disguises, mistaken identities and visual gags supporting the plot is rendered non-existent, made hard work of keeping track of the various pairs of lovers.
T-Boz and Chilli of the great '90s girl group TLC provided the requisite award-show train-wreck moment with a performance of their indelible 1995 song "Waterfalls".
