Sentence examples for performances may bring from inspiring English sources
Whatever the performances may bring on Sunday night – whether Serafinowicz will find himself duetting with Marcus Mumford, or Noel Fielding will play a camp Michelangelo to Chris O'Dowd's Pope – the spirit and objective is likely to remain much as it did back on that first night in 1976.
Her strong performance may bring another major benefit.
"Fairly or unfairly," the New York Times' write-up of van Niekerk's win read, "given the tainted state of track and field due to doping, that performance may bring as much skepticism as celebration".
Their small size compared with those of transcriptional gene switches, together with advancements in design strategies and performance, may bring RNA-based switches to the forefront of biomedical and biotechnological applications.
The next discovery, the next performance, may bring even more radically wonderful or harrowing developments.
Inclusion of data from patients with secondary infection after trauma or neurosurgical performance may bring a slight modification of results to our data set.
By slight accentuation or melodic variation during performance, the harpist may bring one or another of the already existing inherent patterns into prominence.
It was a performance that, if nothing else, may bring calls for the Mets to aggressively pursue a front-line pitcher like the Mariners' Cliff Lee.
For both of these reasons, there is a little chance that replacing the traditional control system based on cascade PID/PI loops with advanced control methods such as MPC based on single linearized model may bring any performance improvement.
The main goal is to analyse the impact the network-induced effects may bring to system performance.
33 This remains true when applied to healthcare environment, indeed Baker et al 34 noted that better performance (in delivering joint replacement outcomes) may bring the reward of more customers, as patients and commissioners seek out high performers for their elective procedures.
