Rodriguez's problem is his failure to perform under stress.
It's the model, not yours truly, that has really performed under stress.
They've been aided by digital design tools and simulations for testing how any of those 2,000 components perform under stress and for evaluating interactions among them.
The present measurements performed under stress and at temperature showed a characteristic diffraction signature of reoriented hydrides.
Then, of course, there are the intangibles that machines cannot pick up on, such as how job candidates perform under stress, says Chamberlain.
At Idaho National Laboratory in the US, Don Miley argues that EBR-2, the successor to EBR-1, showed just how much better sodium-cooled reactors perform under stress than the water-cooled variety at Fukushima.
People are often able to perform under stress when their working memory is able to master it.
This arrangement enables both easy flexion of the arms by the starfish and the rapid onset of stiffness and rigidity required for actions performed under stress.
Leonard Sax, a family physician and the founder of the National Association for Single-Sex Public Educalson, also profiled in the Times article, argues that as a biological matter, girls' brains perform worse under stress, while boys' brains perform better, and thus girls should never be given time limits on tasks, while boys' classes should be structured around competition.
"The people who perform best in normal conditions may not be the same people who perform best under stress," Diamond says.
Veterans are very process-oriented and are trained to perform well under stress.
