Listeners' changing perceptions shape performances as well: If these quartets once seemed fearsome for their dissonance and brash energy, they are now an accepted part of the musical landscape, and if the job of an ensemble in the 1940s was to make them comprehensible to audiences, now the task is more nuanced and complex.
Although there is no doubt that socioeconomic, raced and other material and political differences shape performances and experiences of masculinities, this paper did not foreground an investigation of differences across socioeconomic and raced contexts, but rather reports on the multiple discourses emerging across the different groups of young men.
Model selection is automated by combining the reliability and shape performance measures in a fuzzy rule system.
If public sector customers had communication channels they could use to exercise "voice" and pressure, they could also help shape performance incentives and alter political behavior.
Which rider-specific variables shape performance, and which rater-specific variables shape attractiveness scores, is outlined in the electronic supplementary material, Results.
The heuristics that general practitioners use in making clinical decisions appear to shape performance more powerfully than any form of formal training.
Attention to the internal environment of organisation can be linked through theories of Dynamic Capability (eg, sensing, seizing and responding to opportunity 17 and Absorptive Capacity (eg, external exploration and internal exploitation 18) to environmental factors that shape performance.
Through the application of the FRAM, this study expands our understanding about the complexity of hospital discharge and context-specific factors that explain hospital discharge, shape performance, and introduce variability.
Focus areas within it include the performance of health systems and their subcomponents (resources, organizations, and services), as well as consideration of how links among the subcomponents shape performance, what forces influence those links, and how to strengthen health system performance over time.
Mr. Goren drew beautifully shaped performances from the two orchestras as well, and if some of his tempos in the Purcell seemed idiosyncratic at first, he was generally able to make them seem persuasive in the context of the production.
Working with young people in Latvia, London, Russia, Morocco, Japan, and the Netherlands, van Meene elicits and shapes performances (often contortions of self-consciousness that come easily to girls and boys in their teens), which she then compresses into portraits.
