Sentence examples for reflective performance from inspiring English sources
Mahler's Rückert Lieder fared better - an austere, reflective performance, beautifully shaped and sculpted.
There is a lovely, reflective performance from Max Gill, who was a nonchalant Fat Sam in the Lyric's Bugsy Malone.
In this article, we show highlights from a series of experiments performed in order to characterize the stress, microstructure and morphology of the multilayer films, as well as their reflective performance at photon energies from 8too 384 keV.
During cognitive switching a similar picture emerges where bilateral inferior fronto-cingulo-striato-parietal areas that are typical for adult switching [ 40] were progressively more recruited between late childhood and adulthood between 10 and 43 years which correlated with a more reflective performance [ 28, 42] (Fig. 1d).
Over 70% of the ITO is replaced with transparent SiNx, reducing the use of indium while improving the anti-reflective performance.
The obtained porous thin films exhibited excellent anti-reflective (AR) performance over visible range with minimum reflection of 0.02%.
This cutoff was chosen because it is reflective of performances 1.5 SD below the mean relative to normative standards and it is a commonly used cutoff for the clinical identification and diagnosis of cognitive impairment [ 43].
"The ball was going in for me tonight," Anthony said afterward, declining to be too reflective about his performance.
Histrionics can be fatal in all three works, which, despite their emotional complexity, need an element of reflective dispassion in performance if they are to succeed.
These findings indicated that OLC might be an effective means for improving both active and reflective learners' learning performance and attitudes; however, its effects on active learners might not be as great as on reflective learners.
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of an Online Learning Community OLCC) on active and reflective learners' learning performance and attitude in a face-to-face undergraduate digital design course.
