way of performance

Its engines were fairly economical but offered little in the way of performance.

There is, in fact, virtually nothing in the way of performance that cannot now be brought to New York.

Most culprits that get in the way of performance are fatigue, injury and soreness.

"We were looking for musicians who are at home in the modern - let's say, authentic - way of performance practice," Mr. van Winkel said.

Wasai would later adopt Mukhtar Begum's way of performance and sari attire.

Lecoq aimed at training his actors in ways that encouraged them to investigate ways of performance that suited them best.

The instrumental values are beliefs that a certain way of performance (for instant, honesty, rationalism) is from personal and social points of view preferable in any situations.

In France, Lucien Suel, Akenaton, and many other represents the way of performance poetry ...

The 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel engines don't have much in the way of performance, but the range-topping 2.0 petrol is an impressive powerful and refined unit.

Mr. Arnold, who introduced androstenedione in this country, contends that the supplement is "a very safe way of performance enhancement, as safe as drinking a cup of coffee."

Eligible recipients are Swedish, Danish, Norwegian or Finnish DJs, producers or artists who use DJing as a way of performance.

As most of his rendition was based from Tom Jones' popular song and that he emulated the singer's way of performance, he was later given the moniker "Singapore's Tom Jones".

After that, there were several smaller migrations from different parts of Iran into the same region of India, with each wave bringing with them their own ways of performance of Zoroastrian ceremonies and rituals.

Mr. Finn, an assistant secretary of education in the Reagan administration, said the quality of charter schools across the country varied widely, and he predicted that the results would make those overseeing charters demand more in the way of performance.

Beginnings in Performance Art Mr. Burton entered art making by way of performance art, an important part of the early 70's art scene, using furniture found on the street for stark tableaux inhabited by silent, slow-moving actors.

Next Saturday at 1:30 P.M., Haydn minuets and other dances will be restored to a facsimile of their original usage, by way of performances by the Ken Pierce Baroque Dance Company and a chamber ensemble.