If a gymnast does not receive value for their performance due to specific errors, what term is used to describe this?

The term used to describe the situation in which a gymnast does not receive value for their performance due to specific errors is "No Value in performance" (NVP). This indicates that certain actions or elements performed by the gymnast did not meet the necessary criteria for earning credit towards their overall score. NVP is specifically associated with instances where fundamental requirements of the routine are not fulfilled, leading to the performance being scored as lacking value rather than just receiving a deduction.

This concept is crucial in gymnastics judging, as it emphasizes the importance of performing all required elements correctly to gain points. It also serves to ensure that gymnasts adhere to the standards set forth in the gymnastics code of points. In this context, the other terms describe different issues related to scoring but do not apply directly to the situation in which no value is awarded due to specific errors in performance.