Sentence examples for wrong performance from inspiring English sources
"Divertimento No. 15" and "Duo Concertant" — two dissimilar Balanchine ballets that can easily seem inconsequential in the wrong performance — have come up shining, eloquent.
Among these mistakes: They set the wrong performance targets because they focus too much on short-term financial results, and they use metrics that lack strong statistical validity and reliability.
It was indicated in [13] that the throughput behavior of an OFDMA system is significantly influenced by the signaling overhead and that neglecting the signaling overhead leads to wrong performance conclusions.
Unfortunately, it also showed the power of pay for performance when you pay for the wrong performance.
So, people have been telling me that I should listen to First Aid Kit (two Swedish sisters), and I tried a few songs, but for some reason — the wrong performances, or just the wrong mood — they didn't click with me, and I put them aside.
What he does have is an inexplicable loyalty to Wiseau, whom he first encounters in a San Francisco acting class, performing the role of Stanley Kowalski so badly that "everyone in that basement studio knew they had just witnessed one of the most beautifully, chaotically wrong performances they would ever see".
What was so attractive at an audition was precisely what went wrong in performance: electrifying tension and insufficient control.
Analyst Toby Reeks said: Our view that the stock would underperform as estimates fell to a more stable level has proven wrong as performance has been strong.
The problems here include the obvious risk that if something goes wrong during performance, the scoreless conductor may be slower figuring out just whom to help and how to get things back on track.
While Mr. Selig and others may have been wrong about performance enhancement drugs, he is dead right about one thing: if you stay in your office, you won't know anything!
Consciously thinking about proving a stereotype wrong impairs performance.
