| He began as a concert pianist, as a soloist as well as in various chamber ensembles, with a particular concentration on the performability of the Chopinian repertoire. |
| One of big arguments about laptops is the lack of performability. |
| Hand defends anti-realism by pointing to the distinction between a verification-type and its token performances, and argues that the existence of a verification-type doesn't entail its performability. |
| Where truth and beauty conflict or compete, he has opted for elegance of form, or a measure of performability. |
| What are the conditions of performability, of recognition, of the generation and circulation of affect? |
| The lesson there is that the anti-realist should think about truth less in terms of the performability of verification procedures and more in terms of the existence of verification-types. |
