Sentence examples for pervade performance from inspiring English sources

Five basic principles pervade performance considerations (1) think globally, (2) partitioning breaks bottlenecks, (3) start-up costs are high, (4) render unto server what is due unto server, and (5) be prepared for trade-offs.

The first and more important factor, which he labeled the "general factor," or g, pervades performance on all tasks requiring intelligence.

Newman's work debunks the idea that pervades performance art, from Californian artist Chris Burden being shot to Joseph Beuys explaining art to a dead hare: the idea of the authentic self-expression of the artist.

The Anglo-Saxon coolness of its Scottish setting does pervade the performance, starting with Lucia herself, Ruth Ann Swenson, who wavers between accurate and mechanical delivery and, at her best, showers of exciting sparks in the famous Mad Scene.

What makes this version compelling is not so much the welcome scholarship as the freewheeling spirit that pervades the performance.

But calm authority pervades his performances of Bruckner, as in the magisterial account of the Fourth Symphony he conducted in May at Avery Fisher Hall.

Performance anxiety pervades the household.

Even agitated moments have mystical serenity, a quality that pervaded this beautifully textured performance.

Whatever the outcome, Armstrong's case, as well as other athletes' testimony, previous criminal cases and media accounts show that doping and performance enhancing drugs pervade the highest levels of sport across the world.

AMID the gloom pervading the travel industry, the performance of Eurostar over the past year offers welcome relief.

Yet spiritual calm pervaded the music in this engrossing performance, which made every curiosity come across as inevitable and right.