Sentence examples for performance produces from inspiring English sources

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Among 11 tested networks, the ANN with best prediction performance produces maximum percentage error of only 3.21%.

Promisees, under this regime, possess a right to capture any gains that a promised performance produces, no matter how deployed, and also a power to command their promisors to deploy the contractual performance in the optimal way.

The CGI performance produces a strange and complex affect.

His mixed performance produced a new scouting report on him: good hit, bad feet.

This performance produced the decibels, but felt like a read-through that tackled rather than explored the dense score.

Nonetheless, the movie's mighty international performance produced an estimated $86.1m, boosting the early worldwide score to $141m.

Sadlo gave the first modern performance, produced an edition and made a superb recording; he also edited concertos by old Czech masters such as Antonin Vranicky and Josef Reycha.

But, as Hilburn, who attended the concert, writes, in his meticulous biography, the performance produced one of Cash's greatest albums.

Actually, this is no mean performance, producing a fair income for the book-a-year author (at least, one of modest inclinations).

Compare this with the company's experience four years earlier: at the Phoenix Theater (Off Off Broadway) in New York, it gave a single performance, produced by Merce's and John Cage's artist friends Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and Emile de Antonio.