Sentence examples for rule of performance from inspiring English sources
The performance pay model described in the article breaks the most important rule of performance metrics: the performance result must be in the control of the person being measured.
I forgot the Golden Rule of performance art: Don't wear anything you actually care about.
A recent profile of Murphy in the New Yorker pointed out how those observations had shaped themselves into something approaching a manifesto, rules of performance that covered everything from the use of samples to the wearing of sunglasses.
Several decades ago many performers and musicologists asserted that by playing on period instruments and following particular rules of performance practice deduced from documents of the time, they could recreate Renaissance, Baroque or early Classical works exactly as their composers and earliest listeners heard them.
Four themes (maintaining information flow, following procedure, fostering collegiality, and showing respect) describe the "rules of performance" that intertwine in nuanced relationships to guide nurse CNA communication processes.
Understanding how these rules of performance guide nurse CNA communication processes, and how they are positively and negatively influenced, suggests that nurse CNA communication during direct care of nursing home residents could be improved through policy and education that is specifically designed to be relevant and applicable to direct care providers in the nursing home environment.
What happens if they fuck up? "The cardinal rule of musical performance is, if you fuck up, you just do it again and it seems like you meant to do it.
The well known rules of DB performance tuning can achieve limited performance improvement.
The architecture includes 3 mechanisms for optimising the rules of the Performance Index table and enhancing the performance as well as the robustness of the algorithm in terms of disturbance rejection and noise.
The first rule: Be wary of performance histories that aren't real results of real mutual funds.
The music hardly changes over the centuries, after all, and the rules of its "performance practice" are phenomenally strict.
