Sentence examples for projected performance from inspiring English sources

It is possible that L'Arianna was performed in Florence in 1614; a projected performance in Mantua in May 1620 to celebrate Duchess Caterina's birthday was cancelled for unknown reasons.

Brief glimpses have been about all that the new phones have generated, after several years of talk about their projected performance and profitability.

But proximity to the EU may have brought some benefits to Ukraine, which in turn boost the projected performance of synthetic Lithuania.

She said Tribune officials failed to "back up their characterization" that cash flow targets were real and had failed to provide records of actual versus projected performance.

Your claim that direct lending saves money is at best premature, since such savings are contingent on projected performance benchmarks and interest rate scenarios that may or may not come to pass.

Value Isn't Inherent We know a player's value in the N.F.L. and fantasy football isn't based solely on his projected performance, but also the opportunity cost of acquiring him.

The projection model is verified to project performance and runtime with 5%% error margin for all tested cases.

"You're sifting through snapshots of information, projecting performance and counting noses," Beychok said.

Financial analysts of these growth companies make a host of assumptions to project performance to justify outsize valuations.

To that end, he devised what he called the Favorite Toy, a simple means of projecting performance based on a player's age and most recent career trends.

This model contains causal mechanisms that relate a number of project governance variables to project performance.