Sentence examples for textbook performance of from inspiring English sources

The new rules reward difficulty above all else: even a stumble on an exceedingly challenging feature can still yield more points than a textbook performance of a more straightforward one.

Scotland produced an almost textbook performance.

The performance of the textbooks on each topic is illustrated in Table  2.

A pilot study carried out for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, a textbook publisher based in Boston, compared the performance of two groups of children over the course of a year at the Amelia Earhart Middle School in Riverside, California.

Although previous research has documented this lack of preference for e-textbooks, student performance and use of electronic texts has yet to be thoroughly investigated, especially in naturalistic settings.

We compared the performance of students using ICB and the traditional textbook by two-way analysis of variance plus Tukey-Kramer post hoc comparison of means, in which teaching approach and quiz number were the fixed-effects factors.

Textbooks for undergraduates cover the topic of intravenous therapy badly, which may partly explain the poor knowledge and performance of junior doctors in this important field.

But although they are new to this level, in Gary Johnson they have an old hand of a manager and this victory was almost a textbook away performance.

This was almost a textbook batting performance by England.

McKenzie doesn't just do textbook diagnosis of player performance, which tend to put poor shows down to technique deficiencies or execution errors; coaching is said to correct technique, and more practice the execution.

Notaro's shirtless performance was a textbook illustration of what these phrases mean, and why they are good advice.