Sentence examples for the earlier performance from inspiring English sources

Even then, analysts will lack solid comparisons with the earlier performance of the Prudential unit.

In the second though, she played at a level of drama and lyricism that the earlier performance only hinted at.

Mr. Bederman, the spokesman for the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, said the agency was aware of the earlier performance problems before the 2008 grant was approved, but noted the forgivable loan program had enough checks and balances that "it works regardless of the prior history of the owner, which shouldn't be a barrier to the future of these tenants".

The detrimental impact of fringing magnetic fields on the earlier performance of the instrument's detector has also been addressed.

The mechanisms of the earlier performance loss in digital applications and wear out of the battery in conventional applications are studied by using the EIS method.

Using this latter technique, and by analysing the earlier performance of the system, 'scheduling knowledge' is obtained whereby the right dispatching rule at each particular moment can be determined.

To judge from reports on the earlier performances, tickets will probably be scarce.

A spokesman for the show had said that the producers were talking to the actors in the earlier performances about reprising their roles.

I found the earlier performances frustrating; Renner seemed to be indulging in an acting-school exercise in discipline, rather than giving himself to the audience.

Some of the earlier performances, while excellently played, have a rough-and-ready quality — an adjunct to their vitality — that is supplanted later by a symphonic richness.

The earlier performances of the original works often sound scrappy and preliminary, and though the first clarinet in the symphony achieves some suavity in rather torn textures, the same part emerges in the later recording far more gorgeous and sensitive.