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performance

[per-fawr-muhns] / pərˈfɔr məns /




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Energy recovery and deployment are central to performance with engines that are served of electrical energy, and the battery is depleted and recharged on virtually every straight.

From BBC

More research will be needed to fully understand how these influences affect immune performance in health and disease.

From Science Daily

She, like “Secret Agent’s” Wagner Moura, won the Golden Globe for best performance; both were nominated for Oscars for their roles.

From Los Angeles Times

In real life, Madigan is a youthful 75, but like Gordon, she exaggerated the signs of aging to enhance her performance.

From Los Angeles Times

California’s election system demonstrates strong performance on accessibility metrics, ranking seventh nationally in the ease of casting a ballot according to a 2024 Cost of Voting Index published in the Election Law Journal.

From Los Angeles Times