Sentence examples for performance underwent from inspiring English sources

The evaluation of the SiPMs performance underwent with pixelated GaGG and BGO scintillators with 2x2x5 mm3 pixel size and various coupling schemes for 511keV and 662keV energies.

The study revealed that language learners make progress in formulaic sequence use in speech over the years of their university study and the dimensions of frequency, accuracy, and variation indexing formulaic sequence performance underwent diversified developmental patterns.

Outlier sites (those in the lowest 20% of performance) underwent an audit at a distance; those in the worst 10% of performance had a site visit from NSQIP leadership.

As reported by Trigo et al. (2006) [ 15], after feeding with the mineral medium proposed by van de Graaf et al. (1995) [ 25] with 226 mg/L CaCl2 · 2H2O and 50 mg/L KH2PO4 for 10 days, the reactor performance underwent a sharp decrease from 100mg//(L · d) to 10 mg/(L · d).

But as artistic worlds mingle and the art of performance undergoes a renaissance — perhaps this point was most profoundly made by Marina Abramovic's packed run at the Museum of Modern Art — where does this leave what we traditionally think of as dance?

During service on-board a vehicle, battery performance undergoes significant changes, e.g., loss of storage capability, increase in internal resistance, and changes in voltage characteristics.

After Mr. VanBesien gave up performance, he underwent a one-year training fellowship with the League of American Orchestras in 2001-2, followed by a position at the Houston Symphony.

James Levine conducted — his first performance since undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous kidney two months ago.

And she wowed the Los Angeles audience with her first live performance since undergoing vocal-cord surgery last November.

Existing ancient Chinese timber buildings are frequently subjected to seismic or strong wind loads throughout their lifetime, hence their lateral structural performance can undergo significant changes.

Railway tracks on earthworks with poor geotechnical performance may undergo important differential settlements that amplify the dynamic response of the train track system, inducing rapid track degradation, lower passenger comfort and higher derailment risk.