Sentence examples for performing unit from inspiring English sources

And, even as their originality has waned, their performing unit and corporate machine has been honed to perfection.

Then there was the company's costly shutdown early this year of its poorly performing unit that financed mobile homes.

Over the last three years, the best performing unit trust specialising in Europe, M&G European Smaller Companies, has tripled in value.

And among the ethical funds there are stars: Jupiter Ecology, for example, was the best performing unit trust in the Global Growth sector during 2000.

Alloysious Massaquoi – born in Liberia – Kayus Bankole, whose parents are Nigerian, and Scottish Graham GG" Hastings all bring disparate influences to the table, but as a fluid performing unit they generate a synchronised anarchy that is frequently jaw-dropping.

While the singers this year have again been chosen from the pool of gifted young artists in Mr. Blier's circle, the great unknown is how they will weather their brief but demanding time at the isolated Caramoor, where the distractions are few and the pressure to both form a performing unit and master many songs is intense.

Today, the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York, 250-members strong, showcases the talents of the youngsters ages 8 to 18 and from 73 different communities in Nassau, Suffolk, Queens and Manhattan who make up the eight-year-old organization's three performing units, the Principal, Concert and String Orchestras.

Also, this system is modified by incorporating heat recovery options for low performing units.

Thermal balancing through air extraction is evaluated for the basic as well as the modified cycles, particularly for high performing units.

On the other hand, considerable inter-instrument variability still exists across the two batches of instruments (p < 0.0001), even after performing unit-specific calibration.

Publications have mentioned center-effects: a retrospective observational study conducted on the US Renal Data System USRDSS) in 2000 and 2001 identified a wide center variation in hematocrit, with a mean difference of 3.06 between the poorest versus the best performing units [ 32].