Sentence examples for through performance of from inspiring English sources

He has managed to insert, through performance of the great feat of eating Vietnamese or Tunisian or Parisian food, the neurotic notion that eating is best understood as a competition or conquest — man versus food.

The first relied upon tests that measured attention through performance of a task judged to require a high degree of attention; the second measured diminished attention through decreased performance; and the third gauged the strength of attention by the stimulus level required to distract the individual.

These reinforcement systems were characterized through performance of tension tests.

In Goffman's (1972) definition, 'face' refers to individualized identities, everybody has a unique and self-defined face through performance of self in others' presence.

According to what have been done, cooperative learning through performance of pupils, provide the opportunity for social acceptance and self-confidence and also improve mental ability.

As a result, for CBTC systems, we can calculate the packet loss rate through performance of wireless communications with the FSMC model, and consider both the retransmission probability and time delay.

Strategies for developing quantitative structure affinity relationships (QSAfR) for the prediction of break-through performance of 31 chlorinated hydrocarbons on activated carbon have been studied.

Hence the generator excitation control is also partially maintained but oscillations of the rotor currents and dc-link voltage can still affect the ride-through performances of WT driven by the DFIG.

The game's soundtrack was fully orchestrated through performances of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (who also performed the soundtrack for Double Fine's Broken Age).

Indeed, you have to wonder whether she sat through performances of any of Mr. Davies's music before his appointment.

Both were deeply committed to public engagement through performances of their plays; both have written movingly about the consequences of their beliefs.