Sentence examples for primed to perform from inspiring English sources

Subjects' performance decreased when they were primed to perform the "wrong" task that is, the task that they were not explicitly instructed to perform.

She is primed to perform on that stage," said Bates.

You had better believe the telescope's mixed crew of Australian and American technicians are primed to perform at peak efficiency.

As well as the RAF pilots, there is also a team of mechanics and engineers working to get nine aircraft primed to perform.

When they were primed to perform the same water-reward task, they learned it in just 4 days, compared with 40 days with the single implant.

Is this man a magician, primed to perform a trick where his legs detach from his body and head?

Proposed design for generation of primes to perform stress testing, is a cost effective solution.

So these young men have to be primed and ready to perform".

Beyond that, all the concerts in which the Met Orchestra has played Berg, Schoenberg and Mahler; all the chamber ensemble performances of music from the Second Viennese School; even the Wagner operas that Mr. Levine has conducted at the house have primed the orchestra to perform "Lulu" with authority and depth.

Although side-effects and toxicology tests are required, it would now be of prime interest to perform clinical trials using a similar combined approach.

Thus, this experiment, besides confirming the results of Experiment 1 (food-related odours facilitate the CS system more than non-food related ones), shows that, during grasping observation, the muscle that the observer would activate as prime-mover to perform the seen action was more facilitated than the control muscle.