Sentence examples for the later performance from inspiring English sources

But the impressive remastering of the later performance — using backup analog tapes instead of the stale and boxy digital master — lets us reëvaluate this Apollonian interpretation with the reverence it deserves.

In this case, the start-up phase is of utmost importance for the later performance of the reactor.

The start-up phase, during which the community establishes itself, is therefore decisive for the later performance of the reactor.

The later performance measure is in connection with the mean queue length, which decreases with the dropping probability as shown in Fig. 4.

As SRF is a very early feature of APPC and its incidence in ASPPC varies between 11.8 and 43.3% [12, 13], the lack of SRF in our case may be due to the later performance of SD-OCT.

She has, however, stepped in to cover the later performances in the run.

The later performances (Nos. 88 and 101, "Clock," in that order) wear their concert origins even more boldly.

Few of the later performances will have the benefit of being played in Dr Johnson's own house.

After all, Mr. Oppenheimer acknowledged, the title "The Act of Killing" carries a double meaning, referring both to the murders in 1965 and the later performances for the camera.

The later performances of other works were better, but this Ninth — the greatest of all Mahler symphonies — is pretty much amazing from beginning to end (it's the consensus choice).

A covenant is a contract where one of the parties must perform after the other, and thus promises the first performer his later performance.