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performance, n fulfillment of a promise, contract, or other obligation. performance in the context of animals, a comprehensive term including productivity, racing performance, reproductive efficiency, and any other form of activity that contributes to the owner's financial and psychological welfare. performance diet one formulated to be high in energy, fat and protein, and highly digestible. Used not only for performance animals, but also suitable for other above-maintenance requirements such as reproduction, lactation, growth, stress and after surgery or trauma. performance testing a widely used technique in agricultural animals. Sample animals are tested in controlled surroundings and on controlled diets and ranked in the order of their productivity, e.g. bull test stations. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Combined with the enhanced linguistic performance is the cultural knowledge that students gained during the bridge. A particular linguistic performance makes present one aspect of meaning, not its totality. Accuracy categories" like "Pronunciation" and "Grammar and Vocabulary" look at particular aspects of linguistic performance and their descriptors can be usually assessed as "right" or "wrong". |
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