Many scholars and thinkers have expanded on Butler's theory or challenged other, more rudimentary "performance -based theories.
In the initial experiments above it looks like a video game character unleashing some supernatural force, looking like not just a tracking tool but a rudimentary virtual performance piece, too.
Twenty-five seconds long and ending inconclusively, it is, if anything, even more appealing for the rudimentary earnestness of the performance.
We describe the population demographics, rudimentary measures of reproductive performance, the prevalence of major disease conditions and reason-specific proportional mortality for cattle owned by villagers in 16 dzongkhags (districts) in Bhutan based on the findings of a cross-sectional study carried out between March 2012 and May 2014.
His performance was mostly rudimentary for an expert — bouncing on his rear end and his chest — but it still required extraordinary balance, timing and concentration to keep the beat of the music on a narrow line four feet above the stage and about 16 feet above the football field.
The experimentally measured performance of a rudimentary electromechanical energy harvester using a rare-earth magnet shows good agreement with the results from the model.
Only participants with relatively good working memory capacity and a poor initial performance showed a rudimentary form of (most likely, explicit) learning.
For rudimentary mechanical work, financial incentives do produce better performance, but performance on higher order tasks actually declines as monetary incentives increase.
Unlike other cancer types in which predictive biomarkers exist for targeted therapies (e.g., HER2/neu in breast cancer), therapeutic decision-making in RCC relies on rudimentary and largely clinical measures including performance status, past treatments and histology.
We suggest that the monkeys' performance is based on a rudimentary understanding of causality, but find no good evidence for sophisticated diagnostic reasoning in this particular domain.
