Sentence examples for the proper performance from inspiring English sources

A type 1 teleological theory might state, for example, that the content of a perceptual representation is whatever can cause it when the perceptual system is performing its proper function, or when conditions are optimal for the proper performance of its function.

However, Asis officers are "not subject to any civil or criminal liability for any act done outside Australia if the act is done in the proper performance of a function of the agency", according to the Intelligence Services Act.

Indeed, the proper performance of funerary rites was deemed essential by many peoples, to enable the dead to depart to the place and condition to which they properly belonged.

To ensure the proper performance of System business and the maintenance of public confidence in the System, it is essential that directors, through adherence to high ethical standards of conduct, avoid actions that might impair the effectiveness of System operations or in any way tend to discredit the System.

The modern notary is appointed, after making application, by a secular official; the appointment usually becomes effective on payment of a fee, on the taking of an oath of office, and, in many parts of the United States, on the deposit of a bond to assure the proper performance of duties.

According to the great texts of this tradition, the Vedas (c. 1500 1200 bce), the proper performance of sacrifices establishes right relations with the cosmos, enabling one to prosper in life and to join one's ancestors in the sky in death.

The software monitors and reports any possible changes in the performance of GOOSE messages, which makes it possible to use adaptive strategies in order to ensure the proper operation and performance of the protection and automation schemes.

Among recent graduates, the acquired portfolio of skills will not fully match the portfolio required for proper performance in the occupation for which the students were trained.

At each of the treatment sessions, the physiotherapist will monitor proper performance and exercise intensity and progress the exercises, if necessary.

The extensive work in music theory and classification in ancient times implies that there must have been an equally large amount of material addressing performance practice (the technicalities of proper performance).

Response performance was monitored online and participants did not proceed to the experiment until proper performance was assured (i.e. they did not grouped both responses and response times were bellow 1300 ms for 10 consecutive trials).