Sentence examples for performance that could be from inspiring English sources

But it's not for cocktails, it's for a performance that could be dangerous".

However, for the Jaguars and their fan base, it was a performance that could be defining, a recognition that they can compete with the league's top teams.

Photography gained added interest as a means of recording an artist's performance of an idea and as a historical document of the performance that could be circulated.

And the actors bring it out — or, rather, seem to be living it: they share an easy, understated familiarity, a relaxed and good-humored pleasure in performance that could be borrowed from a Hope and Crosby Roadd" movie.

The Abnormal Return benchmark (Fig. 2), which in fact is the primary benchmark, was applied to locate abnormal stock performance that could be associated with an event.

Formanyyears,thedrivetowards computationalphysics studiesthatmatchthesizeand time-scalesofexperiment has been fueled by increases in processor and interconnect performance that could be exploited with relatively little modification to existing codes.

The work of Messiaen, Boulez, Berio, Nono, Dallapiccola, Carter, Tippett, Gerhard, Lutoslawski, Stockhausen, Henze and Ligeti needed to be regularly presented in the best performances that could be arranged.

Ms. LuPone does give due prominence to the performances that could be described as the nadir and the apex of her career to date.

This way it can both present carefully programmed events in concert halls -- performances that could be historic, or at least jazz-world analogues of the classical music premiere -- and influence the daily life of jazz in the city by spreading out through the fall festival, trickling into small clubs and into public parks, a venue for its free outdoor events.

This paper discusses the main aspects to be considered in the design of such detectors, and the performances that could be reasonably expected.

Finally, objective performance measures may yield different results with performance data that could be independently verified.