Sentence examples for reconcile performance from inspiring English sources

Yet simple math, points awarded for a spin or deducted for a triple axel, fails to convey the conflict inherent in Weir's attempt to reconcile performance and competition.

He was a constant menace against Honduras and it was hard to reconcile his performance with the man who had endured a run of 15 matches without a goal for his country before he scored against Australia in October.

The results from these studies are used to reconcile previous performance estimates.

Given these results, we are in a position to reconcile the performance of the isolated cardiac muscle with that of the intact heart.

Better than worst-case (BTWC) design methodology reconciles performance and yield.

Sincerity rests in reconciling our performance of tolerance with the people we become.

Resilience is an emerging concept that offers to reconcile considerations of performance under dynamic environments and across multiple time frames by supplementing traditionally static system performance measures to consider behaviors under changing conditions and complex interactions among physical, information and human domains.

Many gay black men are still trying to reconcile their sexual performances outside white sexuality standards.

His challenge is to reconcile his love of performance cars with an oeuvre that, until last year, paid them little mind.

"With so many candidates and parties, it makes it very difficult for voters to reconcile good and bad performance with one party," said Tobias Basuka, a researcher at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Jakarta, "which greatly affects the likelihood of a rational vote".

That is, between numerically closer and distant pairs, there is no greater need to shift attentional or response strategies, to suppress more habitual responses, or to reconcile conflicting influences on performance.