Sentence examples for retrospective performance from inspiring English sources

"I'm angry," she said, in her retrospective performance, "Elaine Stritch at Liberty".

GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE "The Tap on Tap" tap-dance retrospective performance.

With the death of Mr. Edwards after a retrospective performance in Japan two years ago, many thought that this meant the end of Chic again.

The methodology adopted consisted of (a) multi-objective optimizations performed in order to minimize costs and maximize reliability, expressed by means of one of the indirect indices at time; (b) retrospective performance assessment of the solutions of Pareto fronts obtained.

Featuring Don King THURSDAY -- A retrospective performance of black musical theater will be featured, and Don King, the promoter, will be among those honored, at a dinner at the Brooklyn Marriott, 333 Adams Street (Tillary Street), to raise money for scholarships, faculty and student research and other projects at Medgar Evers College.

Further, for the near future applications, such retrospective performance does not contribute to earthquake disaster mitigation.

But what made these retrospective performances so moving was her ability, enriched by a lifetime of desire and human drama, to refocus her experience back into art.

Evaluation of retrospective racecourse performance (n = 142) and stallion progeny performance predict that C/C and C/T horses are more likely to be successful two-year-old racehorses than T/T animals.

History may judge this turmoil as baby steps towards progress, but among the debate around patient centered medical homes, retrospective attribution, performance reporting and shared risk, is a connection that is under-discussed: The underlying criticality of reliable health information exchanges as a necessary, though not sufficient, condition of effective ACOs.

This article is a retrospective anonymous performance evaluation using excess clinical samples with no impact on patient management not requiring ethical approval.

Relevantly, Ogata (2008) argues that the background rate appears better long-term forecasting for large earthquakes (M ≥ 6.7,15 years period) than the ordinary average occurrence intensity in space, by the retrospective prediction performance.