Sentence examples for performance similarly from inspiring English sources

Jim Broadbent's current performance similarly taps into the essential gusto and humour in the character.

Previously, the contract mandated that the ballet orchestra accompany the ballet at every performance; similarly, the Kennedy Center contract mandated that its orchestra accompany all center performances.

Feeding up to 30% of RFDG in a mid-lactation diet supported lactation performance similarly to cows fed the soybean protein-based diet (0% RFDG).

Although Internet big data was found to impact stock market performance, studies have shown that stock market performance similarly affects the behavioral characteristics of online investors.

With a larger N value, the RDN LRA-ZF-SIC-centered FNSachieveses the ML performance, similarly to other presented detectors.

Additionally, we tested the performance of 4144 dimensional representation when employing a deeper neural network VGG-VD-19 [20], and we obtain high performance similarly.

Moreover, they seem to play a role in cerebellar functions [28]; thus, their activity may influence in parallel NMJ and cerebellar performances, similarly to what we found in the subgroup of migraineurs with aura.

I previously mentioned how musical performances similarly stand on a wobbly precipice at events like this, but the DNC's second night featured some strong performances by R&B newcomer Andra Day and Alicia Keys, the latter of which dropped a hot one-two punch by performing the immortal As I Am track "Superwoman" and her extremely sick trop-house single "In Common".

Analyzing purely excitatory networks, JE shows the worst performances (similarly to MI), while it provides interesting results with inhibitory-excitatory networks.

Specifically, VV and HV performance are similarly fast whereas HH and VH performance are similarly slow (e.g. [4]).

He was writing in a country where education was tuition-free and one still found enormous class differences in attainment and performance.' Similarly, when "Distinction," Mr. Bourdieu's book on taste, appeared in English in 1984, the reaction was lukewarm.