Sentence examples for the performance represents from inspiring English sources
The performance represents the culmination of Klein's and Souza's MIT residency and a semester-long exploration of their music by the three MIT student ensembles.
The prey's ignorance ensures that the performance represents a sorting process, and therefore, the exercise must begin again if the prey knows the predators' criterion.
Because at the Philharmonic, despite the professionalism of the orchestra, the performance represented business as usual, while at Juilliard there was something at stake.
However, although they are voluntary, they provide discipline to the calculation and confidence in the performance represented.
If we do not compensate for the ICI caused by the CFO but compensate for the CPE only, which corresponds to the case of applying the compensator (29) with, we obtain the performance represented by the uppermost curve.
And of course we all bought the idea that the performance represented some kind of docudrama based on their relationship.
Aly Semigran of MTV proclaimed that the performance represented "what musical theater lovers' dreams are made of".
Thus, the questions at the end of the performances are absolutely critical for gaining the sophisticated understanding described in the rubrics (Tables 3 5) and for thinking critically about the analogies that the performances represent (Harrison and Treagust 2006).
While not as many of the women nominated for film roles are in their 40s, the performances represented are superb -- see 49-year-old FosterFoster in the ensemble drama "Carnage," wher she plays a mother confronting the parents of a child who hit her child (emotional "carnage" follows).
Nevertheless, the reported performance represents that state of the art on this benchmark dataset, and the use of the proposed exact exhaustive method improves the mark somewhat.
The fragment level performance represents the ability of the system to correctly fill in the information slots with the sentence fragments.
