Sentence examples for picture and performance from inspiring English sources

Some of these independents have developed distinctive methods as well as aesthetics — regarding subject matter, picture, and performance — that are apt for the means of production.

"Gamers and movie fanatics who demand the ultimate picture and performance from an L.C.D. TV," Mr. Carnoy said, "can spend the extra dough for a top-of-the-line set".

Complete clinicopathological data including demographics and staging information were collected along with the complete blood picture and performance status (PS) computed according to the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group criteria.

It is shown that both picture quality and performance are enhanced by utilising shared information with successive motion compensated macroblocks.

Pioneer Unveils Flagship Blu-ray Disc Player with Reference Class Picture and Sound Performance.

"With the introduction of the AQUOS LED series, we are bringing consumers an affordable display solution with superior picture and environmental performance that provides a true value.

With the industry's most advanced internal components including a Pioneer®/Renesas® jointly developed core processor chipset and complex internal and external composition, the new flagship model illuminates Pioneer's uncompromised design and engineering philosophies to deliver the truest picture and sound performance.

This year, when the academy failed to nominate "Straight Outta Compton" for best picture, and overlooked performances by black actors including Idris Elba, Will Smith, Samuel L. Jackson and Michael B. Jordan, the controversy heightened, with some activists calling for Oscar host Chris Rock to step away from his duties.

The "mixed picture" of stress and performance in previous studies is likely attributable to a failure to recognize individual learners' feelings of ability to meet the demands imposed by a given scenario.

Providing such a complete and clear picture makes performance and success more manageable and attainable.

Pleasure is identified as mediator of the effect between valence of pictures and learning performance.