"performance willingness" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the readiness of someone to take action or accept responsibility in a particular situation or task. For example, "The new manager demonstrated her performance willingness by taking on extra assignments with enthusiasm."
Bamford's extreme physical performance — her willingness to be ugly, shrieky, and needy — reminded me of Lisa Kudrow's spectacular turn on "The Comeback," Lena Dunham on "Girls," or even Eden Sher's spazzy-heroic Sue Heck on "The Middle".
In a recent study we hypothesized that both these factors (strategic conformance and interface representation transparency), would influence task performance and willingness to use an automated decision aid in a conflict detection and resolution task.
The survey noted that 20percentt of politicians said heckling affected their job performance and "willingness to participate" in parliamentary debate.
With its intriguing subject, terrific performances, and willingness to take chances, Love & Mercy sets a new bar for musician biopics while thankfully avoiding the convention of attempting to encapsulate an entire career or life into one film.
"You can see the pride in his performance and his willingness to work and pass on his experience and know-how.
The key ingredients have been outlined above, but added to these is the need for a strong challenge to poor performance and a willingness to take the hard decisions when those charged with improvement fail to deliver.
Likewise, gratitude and compassion have been tied to better academic performance, a greater willingness to exercise and eat healthily, and lower levels of consumerism, impulsivity and tobacco and alcohol use.
Further, will the action be true delegation with controls on performance and a willingness to see mistakes made, or will it be abdication, as is so often the case?
Look for the ability to accurately assess their own performance and their willingness to embrace feedback.
Given Barry Bonds's 2007-08 performande and his willingness to play the 2008-09 season for the league minimum salary, he makes a strong case for showing a drastic and otherwise unjustifiable change in competitor behavior toward him.
