Sentence examples for successful performance and from inspiring English sources

According to the OPTIMAL theory of motor learning (Wulf & Lewthwaite, 2016), autonomy support contributes to successful performance and learning in part by enhancing learners' expectancies.

Results provided evidence that advance information, prior to ball release, and vision of a ball's trajectory are essential for successful performance and integrated projection technology may provide a representative design for studying interceptive actions.

The network's charge is to design and execute multicenter clinical trials requiring participation from the network and from noncore centers for successful performance and to address rare diseases and unique populations that could not be well studied in individual centers.

Given the two-decade record of successful performance and consideration of the processes and mechanisms that could affect barrier stability and hydrology in the future, the results suggest the PHB is very likely to perform for its 1000-year design life.

The policies on availability for work and severe weather are intended to support and encourage successful performance and, as necessary, to correct or modify undesirable performance.

"Joe has a huge amount of experience as a player, coach and head of a successful performance and development structure in Wales and I am looking forward to working with him.

"We believe Bob Iger represents the right blend of continuity of very successful performance... and a recognition of needed change" in the areas of new technology and expanding the company's business in Asia, Mr Mitchell told reporters.

In order to have successful performance measurement and management, a city needs a well developed mix of performance efforts.

To ensure a smooth and successful performance, all necessary solutions and equipment must be sterilized and ready to use before starting the procedure.

Simulation results with synthetic models have shown successful performance with linear and quadratic chirp interferences for single and multicomponent interference cases.

This article reviews the literature on task switching and multitasking in a variety of disciplines including cognitive science, human factors engineering, business, and medicine to define and describe the successful performance of task switching and multitasking in emergency medicine.