Sentence examples for truncated performance from inspiring English sources

The resulting work was "Béatrice et Bénédict," which was successfully performed a year before the truncated performance of "Les Troyens".

Despite the flawless and truncated performance, Knoblauch, whose fourth-inning single was the first hit off Martinez, is not sure what it means.

Since processing helix pair sequences of varying lengths introduces an extra level of complexity, which may lead to a decrease in performance, we first truncated those templates to the length of 10‐10 residues using a criterion of the most concise geometrical representation (least sum of inter‐helical spatial distances between C α atoms), see Additional file 2: Figure S2.

In 1984 they moved to London, where, under the tutelage of provocative promoter Alan McGee, they released a string of innovative postpunk singles beginning with "Upside Down" and elicited riotlike responses to truncated live performances that seldom exceeded 20 minutes.

But any momentum that might have created was truncated by a woeful UCI shooting performance Thursday.

For starters, the individual performance segments are often drastically truncated to serve a purely educational function: as examples to learn from.

Especially, the oblique line truncated RLCUSUM control chart has the best overall performance in the various cases of shifts.

Alternatively, some tasks could be skipped, disproportionately truncated or extended, or the order of task performance could be fundamentally different between genotypically distinct groups of honey bees.

Assuming truncated sampling George et al. [ 28] contrasted the performance of the modified t-test with likelihood based alternatives.

Sergeant Troy's disastrous failed wedding day is truncated and his most important scene has been entirely jettisoned – the secret performance at the fairground tent, playing Dick Turpin, and discovering his wife in the audience.

The standouts include Letitia Wright as T'Challa's younger sister, the tech-savvy Shuri; Winston Duke as Mbaku, leader of a rival tribe; and Get Out's Daniel Kaluuya as W'Kabi — a character whose story may have been truncated in the script, but who seems fully formed in Kaluuya's performance.