Sentence examples for performance to answer from inspiring English sources

We obtain topological insights on CTP performance, to answer the question: Which topological patterns cause CTP data routing to fail?

She was not as concerned with how Ruby was received by the audience stating "if people don't like her, they don't like her"—as much as she was with using her performance to "answer questions" about Ruby and her relationship with the Winchester brothers, such as why Sam and Dean were continuing to work with Ruby in the fourth season.

Elsewhere she mostly grasps and strains, in amped-up solo performance mode, to answer the question, "What do you do when your husband's dead?" She asks for but resents pity; tries to manage two pre-teenage sons without turning into her own evil stepmother; flies solo with the finances.

DMX was arrested on 26 June, before a performance at Radio City Music Hall, to answer several "issues outstanding".

A "talent identification" tool for STEM scholars, each week promising students are given new problems based on their past performance, allowing them to answer more problems at their own pace, and giving them access to higher levels and more challenging problems.

Regardless of any hypothetical complete description of the pianist's performance it would fail to answer some questions one might have about the performance.

He found significant differences in student behaviour that affected student performance: Dutch students try to answer almost every item.

This paper aims at proposing a graphical representation composed of several performance maps to help to answer to some current questions that can puzzle membrane end-users facing the arrangement of membranes in cascade in order to better master separation of complex media.

After the performance, students work in pairs to answer the questions in Table 4.

Since reporting on individual hedge funds is voluntary, and failed funds don't bother to answer questionnaires, performance numbers are wide open to bias.

Chief among those was using data to help schools get a more complete picture of student performance, along with helping schools to answer an important question: What should we teach students next — and how?