Sentence examples for superior performers from inspiring English sources

A relevant decision-making trade-off in conservation addresses the conflict between management towards greater stability of functions by protecting and promoting the performance of generalists, and management that prioritizes specialists as superior performers for certain functions despite the greater risk of extinction (see also Devoto et al. 2012).

Stars had two characteristics: They were superior performers and they were treated as such by employers.

Superior performers know what works in a theatrical sense — and how not to let the conscious mind interfere with their impulses.

Subjects were always told that they got one more anagram right than the other person (signaling to them that while they outperformed the other person, they weren't noticeably superior performers).

If those who are more attracted by the desire to serve turn out to be superior performers, health care organizations may want to balance their emphasis on technical skill with explicit efforts to recruit people with large stores of altruistic capital.

He stuffed his initial portfolio with funds holding small stocks, value issues and overseas holdings; they had been superior performers over the long term but had slumped around the time the exercise began, and Mr. Rekenthaler thought they looked ripe for a rebound.

The "superior performer" depends entirely on the task.

A data regression analysis was completed and found the impeller with 400° of blade twist to be the superior performer.

Ericsson says that.... "For the superior performer the goal isn't just repeating the same thing again and again but achieving higher levels of control over every aspect of their performance.

I would think Rice faced a dozen or more factors in making this decision". Indeed, it is not clear that even had one aircraft emerged as a clearly superior performer that the Air Force's choice would have been swayed.

Was it really necessary to show a fan coming unannounced on the stage?" Terry Atkinson from the same paper said, "This follows the typical concert video format of putting you in the best seat in the hall and letting the aura of a superior performer encaptivate your senses".