Sentence examples for performances in the form of from inspiring English sources
And as for the lack of black dancers in ballet, there were hopeful signs at the School of American Ballet's annual Workshop Performances in the form of two exceptional young dancers: Olivia Boisson and Silas Farley.
The detection performances, in the form of probabilities of error, in some non-Gaussian noise are evaluated versus the matched filter (MF) and Volterra filter (VF) through numerical simulations.
They book performances in the form of one-time events, residencies (a recurring DJ performance), and tours.
Parasakthi is included with other Sivaji Ganesan-starrers in 8th Ulaga Adhisayam Sivaji, a compilation DVD featuring Ganesan's "iconic performances in the form of scenes, songs and stunts" which was released in May 2012.
They even touch a bit on performance, in the form of wall hangings knit from audiotapes of music or events, including the opening of this very exhibition.
Also of note is "69 Positions" (at MOMA PS1), a performance in the form of a guided tour by the Danish choreographer Mette Ingvartsen, who elucidates connections between nudity and egalitarian politics in an archive of performances from the nineteen-sixties.
"As a combined software/hardware solution that includes atomic clocks and GPS receivers across Google's global network, Cloud Spanner also offers additional accuracy, reliability and performance in the form of a fully-managed cloud database service," Google claims in its blog post today.
One set of data captures operational performance in the form of aggregated online review scores and the other financial performance including average daily hotel rate and revenue per available room.
The results indicate that determining proper squealer width and height is crucial to obtain better aerothermal performance in the form of reduced aerodynamic loss and heat transfer to the tip platform.
In this paper, a convex algorithm for designing a plant-wide control system is presented, which, ensures plant-wide closed loop internal stability and performance in the form of weighted H∞ norm bounds.
Under the assumption that the stochastic data dropouts are subject to 0-1 Bernoulli-type distributions and by assessing the tracking performance in the form of mathematical expectation, the zero-error convergences of the NILC for the SISO linear and affine nonlinear time-invariant systems are derived, respectively.
