In this scene, and in several others, Mr. Smith shakes off the burden of his performance -- the nearly impossible task of creating, from within, one of the most visible and familiar personages of recent popular culture -- and locates his character not in history, but in a particular patch of time and space.
This issue is addressed and a solution is provided that guarantees stability with the burden of marginal performance losses only.
Again, this access to ever-increasing amounts of risk capital — allowing companies to stay private and invest aggressively without the burden of quarterly performance — is unprecedented in the history of the tech business.
Two aspects seem to be especially important in the delivery of medical care: direct physician-patient contact and the burden of simultaneous task performance.
Engaging with an interdisciplinary approach which includes other service providers could help to reduce the burden of accommodating large families, performance of cultural rituals and practices (33) and knowing whom to contact for assistance with these issues.
This is a pellucid and gentle film, made with the simplicity and grace of a children's tale and yet its humour, emotional clarity and directness speak directly to adults and children alike - and the pre-teen principals shoulder an adult burden of performance.
However, he won't have relieved Mr. Obama of the burden of needing to improve his performance in next week's presidential debate in Hempstead, N.Y.
Free from the burden of checking and enforcing arbitrary performance guidelines, the Lime Equation helped me run a more effective company.
The management of hepatocellular cancer (HCC) is dictated by the degree of underlying liver dysfunction, the burden of malignancy, and the patient's performance status [ 6].
