Sentence examples for released performance from inspiring English sources

In the selection pathway, patients or their intermediaries compare publicly released performance data and reward the better-performing providers by "selecting" (rewarding, recognizing, or paying) that provider.

When it was finally released, Performance continued to cast its shadow.

In his notes, Keepnews details the trouble that the complex title tune caused the musicians, and the editing tricks that gave rise to the released performance.

General Motors has released performance specs for the 2014 Corvette Stingray, which it is calling "the most capable standard Corvette ever".

Transmeta has released performance benchmarks, but some potential customers are skeptical because these benchmarks were developed by Transmeta itself, not an independent third party.

Last fall, Swirl released performance data from "tens of thousands of shopper interactions" — apparently 60percentt of those shoppers opened and engaged with beacon-triggered content, while 30percentt redeemed beacon-triggered offers at the store.

(She still records for Deutsche Grammophon, which recently released performances of the three Brahms violin sonatas by Ms. Mutter and the pianist Lambert Orkis, on DVD as well as on CD).

White's only released performances were recordings of "Love Me Do" and "P.S.

In 1970 Donald Cammell sent a telegram to Warner Brothers urging them to release Performance, the film he had co-directed almost two years before.

A Manhattan appeals court ruled unanimously on Thursday that the city should release performance rankings of thousands of public school teachers to the public, denying a second attempt by the teachers' union to keep the names confidential.

A Manhattan judge ruled Monday that the city may release performance rankings of thousands of teachers to the public, denying a request by the teachers union to keep the teachers' names confidential.