Sentence examples for terms for performance from inspiring English sources

Using terms for performance that are subjected to many interpretations, are not action oriented, and are difficult to measure.

He worked for the next three decades as a "live artist" (his homey term for performance artist), sometimes on street corners and subway cars, but mainly in clubs and small theaters in New York and Los Angeles.

In this paper, adaptive energy-based robust control is presented for both closed-loop stability and automatic tuning of the gains of the additional control terms for desired performance.

The mean ROC is 0.58, which is significantly different from 0.5 (permutationmuteston test), and there are many GO terms for which performance is quite good (over 0.70).

It is proposed that genetic disease can be seen as the result of evolutionary friction points between a long-term process of the evolution of adaptation and a short-term need for performance given the present state of the organism.

Performative seems to be the preferred term now for performance art, to distinguish it from theater.

For example, the Republican majority on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce boasts that it substituted the term "achievement" for "performance," a word found in previous law.

The low initial risk and the high longer-term potential for performance expansion attract development of the HTR50S as a multipurpose industrial or distributed energy source.

Often termed "paying for performance" or P4P, they involve "…the transfer of money or material goods conditional upon taking a measurable action or achieving a predetermined performance target" (Eldridge & Palmer, 2009, p.160).

The 4-0 win at Schalke 04 in September proved the high-point in terms of performance – for 70 minutes Bayern were flawless.

Therefore commonly non-optimal, in terms of performance for a given payload, configurations are utilized.