Another contributor, who almost qualified for the Olympics cycling team when younger, writes about the virtue of performance, of pushing one's body to the limit, and what an "honest" victory or defeat means.
But we offered him the chance to play both Cratchit and Marley, and his response was, 'I've got something meaty, it'll be fun.'" The other, less immediately obvious virtue of performance capture is creative freedom.
There are many examples of types that inherit features of their tokens (a sonata (type) can be discordant in virtue of performances of it being discordant; a movie can be frightening in virtue of its tokens being so, etc).. See the entry on types and tokens.
The virtues of his performance were the virtues of strength, as exemplified by the equality of his hands in the study in sixths or the deep, full, but crisp-edged sounds of the study in chords at the end.
A black comedy about a Vermont town's problems with a corpse that just will not stay buried, it had the virtues of amusing performances by Edmund Gwenn and (in her screen debut) Shirley MacLaine, but the film attracted little box-office business.
Thus we've assembled some with a light touch on currency hedges (see table), mostly from the Forbes Best Buys list, which have the virtues of good performances and low fees.
Nevertheless, one speech act can be performed by virtue of the performance of another one.
One being may be morally better than another even though it is not better by virtue of the performance of some obligation that the other failed to perform.
Clemens, by virtue of his performance Wednesday, has to be a prime candidate for the same treatment.
But since she would not be entitled to it by the rules of the ideal institution, IID implies that it is impossible to justify her claim that she deserves the medal by virtue of her performance here tonight.
