Sentence examples for performance to develop from inspiring English sources

Sheraton Hotels teamed up with Core Performance to develop 30-minute workouts accessible through the hotel's video-on-demand system.

It took that time, said Ms. Tabin, 51, for the orchestra "to arrive at a certain level of performance, to develop a strong enough repertoire and to have the financial ability to record".

Relations between a net electrical output power and dimensions of components in radial build are investigated based on the ITER plasma performance to develop a conceptual design of DEMO with the net electrical output power of several hundred MW.

Variation of solar irradiances on the value of seven parameters of two-diode model plays an important role in a photovoltaic (PV) modules performance to develop design and fabrication of PV modules.

In the future, more chemicals known to cause DNT will be tested for their potential to interfere with human neurosphere performance to develop this method into a validation process and make it applicable for testing needs.

Both the government and educational pressure groups are backing a campaign that aims to raise school performance to developed-country levels by 2021, the eve of the bicentennial of Brazil's independence.

Process performance management: to develop an organization's BPM capability and improve individual processes in an integrated manner, process performance must be conceptualized as a multi-dimensional construct.

But the science of maximizing performance continues to develop well beyond the means of any governing body's ability to rein it in.

As a composer of classical music, I applaud Anthony Tommasini's exhorting the performance community to develop close working relationships with composers and to commit to playing more new music.

Characterization of probe pharmacokinetics and metabolic stability is critical for understanding in vivo performance and to develop improved probes.

We sought to identify causes of poor performance and to develop a program to identify those with chances to succeed.