Sentences with phrase «sometimes affects the performance»

Strong back lighting or strong side lighting (like from the sun) can sometimes affect performance.

Most modern - day browsers takes up a lot of memory and it sometimes affects the performance of the computer, especially computers with older specifications.

Not exact matches

Sometimes when a waitress falls ill, the mime performance is affected as well.

Of course, sometimes I do look funny in what I'm wearing, but at least I don't know [it], so it doesn't affect my performance.

Lanthimos («The Lobster») starts off with an in - surgery shot of a beating, open heart — glistening with fat, it seems like a moving animal — and things go reeling from there: the uniform, intentional flat - affect performances (particularly Martin, who's both numbingly intense and not - quite - present); the high - angle camerawork, in which the characters sometimes seem to be at the bottom of a too - brightly - lit fishbowl; the slow movement away from familiar settings and emotions.

The performances, particularly Osment and the versatile Collette's, go a long way in making the drama believable and sometimes affecting; Willis even comes off well in an uncharacteristically subdued turn.

Sometimes, factors other than teachers» instructional practices may affect student performance.

Marc's expertise in troubleshooting network systems hardware and Microsoft Server, SQL Server, and Exchange, are invaluable to our clients who have network issues that affect the performance of Time Matters because sometimes both Time Matters knowledge and network knowledge are necessary to solve a problem.

Sometimes employees» circumstances change in ways that transform their suitability for their jobs, and sometimes, the employees themselves undergo changes that affect their job performance for better Sometimes employees» circumstances change in ways that transform their suitability for their jobs, and sometimes, the employees themselves undergo changes that affect their job performance for better sometimes, the employees themselves undergo changes that affect their job performance for better or worse.

When the person in the therapist role gets a little flustered about where to focus or how to deepen affect in the moment — often stoked by a dose of performance anxiety — we sometimes stop the role play briefly and I ask the therapist what she notices inside herself as she hears key words and phrases and observes his non-verbal communication.