performability

These are multimedia interactive games/events, which explore the phenomenon of terrorism and its cultural performability, that is, contemporaneity in relation to the "3T" - terror, TV and theater.

Critics were dazzled by the visual effects of the more than five-hour epic, involving the Algerian struggle for independence, and praised the direction, while questioning the performability of the unwieldy text.

To take into account the level of performance, the measurement of performability is defined as "quantifying how well the object system performs in the presence of faults over a specified period of time".

According to Locklin, Charles Harper Webb defined "Stand-Up" poets as having "the qualities of directness, humor, pathos, performability, accessibility, [and] manliness...."

A Methodology for Assessing the Remaining Life of Electronic Products, S. Mathew, P. Rodgers, V. Eveloy, N. Vichare, and M. Pecht, International Journal of Performability Engineering, Vol.

It is not clear to me how Fred Chappell's use of Italian musical notation ("allegretto con alcuna licenza") adds significantly to the intelligibility or performability of Eurpides' notoriously difficult "Alcestis," which wobbles between farce and tragedy.

Prognostics of Interconnect Degradation using RF Impedance Monitoring and Sequential Probability Ratio Test, D. Kwon, M. H. Azarian, and M. Pecht,, International Journal of Performability Engineering, vol.

Physiological and Psychosomatic Ascesis, for the physical well being and the maximum balance and performability of the body, its energies, to the purpose of making it a temple of the spirit: a necessary basis for preparing a good karma (destiny) in view of the resurrection of the body, healthy and beautiful.