Sentence examples for revised performance from inspiring English sources

Ian Whittaker, an analyst at Liberum, noted that Taurel was due to start before Pearson publishes its January trading update which could be crucial if the company fails to hit its revised performance forecast.

But the revised performance, which was to begin today, proved too complicated: with her broken foot, she could not show the dancers her new moves, said the show's representative, Richard Kornberg.

BBC4's revised performance of In the Spirit of Diaghilev – comprising Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's Faun, Russell Maliphant's AfterLight and Wayne McGregor's Dyad 1909 – will be shown on 18 December.

This was fractionally better than the revised performance in the previous quarter, but the overall trend of consumer spending growth in the past year has remained a downward one, as growth has slowed gradually from the three-year high of 1.1% recorded in the fourth quarter of 2006.

As various types of energy storage (ES) types continue to penetrate grid, electric vehicle, and Naval applications, a need arises in extending traditional analysis to cover the revised performance metrics associated with a hybrid energy storage system (HESS).

Though it is too early to evaluate how these revised performance standards will affect the nature and quality of instruction in Head Start classrooms, they have raised awareness of the importance of attending to teacher development using mechanisms such as coaching and professional training.

The revised performance-only specifier included in the DSM-5 was applicable to only 0.3% of lifetime cases.

Scripts are revised from performance to performance.

First, on the basis of sliding mode control, a prescribed performance control method based on a revised prescribed performance function is proposed to drive the sliding mode variable to zero.

In 1975, he revised his performance in "The Dumb Waiter" and auditioned for the Bristol theater school.

Beginning in November 2016, all Head Start programs will be implementing the revised Program Performance Standards.