It was another side to her which, though present in most performers, one rarely saw: uncertainty, lack of confidence and vulnerability.
The uncertainty of performers' careers entitles them to some measure of security.
Comparing the uncertain recognition strategies, again, modified imputation is on average the better performer for RASTA-PLPs, whereas uncertainty decoding leads to better performance gains for MFCCs.
The authors argue that school districts should use value-added measures in evaluations, and to remove the lowest performers, despite the disruption and uncertainty involved.
The series, Uncertainty, showcases local performers — a recent bill featured a fellow collective member, the flutist Barry Seroff — and performances by Mr. Testa on bass, bass clarinet and electronics.
Each exudes the uncertainty of a performer still in the improvisational phase of shaping a character, trying on and discarding different poses, or of an understudy thrust into the spotlight.
Five current and former porn performers spoke about the dangers and uncertainty of life in the adult film industry.
While his personal tastes are enigmatic and the show's recruiting process is generally opaque, dozens of performers have successfully navigated this minefield of uncertainty and anxiety.
But Kazan's direction was more frequently distinguished by the shyness and uncertainty he revealed in his performers, who often seem to be turning away from the audience and into themselves.
It's not uncommon to be confronted by uncertainties about the consent of performers, prevalence of creepy or shitty production, a general lack of diversity and nuance, and the popularity of real degradation and reinforcement of hateful ideas. .
