nature of the performance

The show continues to evolve, in part from the improvisational nature of the performance.

The high-tech ceiling changes colour during the night to reflect the nature of the performances inside.

Still, Garcia fans will welcome the unusually stripped down nature of the performance.

Reviewers have especially mentioned the dance and the upbeat nature of the performance.

Some became heavily popularized by the media due to the nature of the performance or performer.

The company declined to disclose the exact nature of the performance goals required under the new contract.

What was the nature of the performance due?

A similar result can be obtained by using a clause which allows one party to alter the nature of the performance offered under the contract.

The program is necessarily short, and she has asked me to apologize for the impromptu nature of the performance; but this I refuse to do.

The abstract nature of the performance, though, did not succeed in holding attention later in the symphony.

In fact, further study of the exact nature of the performance problems turned up a number of interesting facts.

The dummy rifles are black by default, but come in various colours and designs to match the nature of the performance.

Due to the fluid and continuous nature of the performance, the album is tracked in a non-traditional manner.

Yet any differences in the nature of the performance can only be minor compared with the differences in the settings.

Power per se is not the point; it is the nature of the performance that counts, and the 500 had the heart of Caruso.

More than any earlier Scorsese film, "Goodfellas" is memorable for the ensemble nature of the performances.

Schechner also notes that the key to participation is that it fundamentally changes the nature of the performance, its rhythms and outcomes.

Miss Rowland, forced by the ad hoc nature of the performance to rely on a score, nevertheless made a serviceable heroine.

(Princesses and countesses were more drawn to the special nature of the performances than were their husbands, brothers, or sons.)

By now, having seen it on television and on Broadway, one is more aware that the presentational nature of the performance is inseparable from the musical itself.

Cataloging data contributed by the Encyclopedic Discography Victor Recordings describe the nature of the performance on every recording.

Such accounts typically take an effusive tone, calling on classical images of Orpheus or the Muses and emphasizing the rhetorical nature of the performance.

Streaming involves the transmission of small packets of information (which may be audio or audiovisual information, depending on the nature of the performance being streamed).

The production calls deliberate attention to the artificial nature of the performance, and you have the sense that you're looking at a blueprint for the show even as you're watching it.

But the chatty diary entries, which include breathless reports of adolescent crushes, diffuse any sense of macho threat and underscore the androgynous nature of the performance.