Sentence examples for Visual staging from inspiring English sources

But the dance force of this production also extends to its visual staging, delivered by lighting designer Natasha Katz, and set and costume designer Bob Crowley, who both won richly deserved awards.

The results are presented in three sections: "War as topos," "Images of war," and "War history/War stories". They explore the various functions of space and place, the visual staging of wars, as well as narrative strategies used to convey war experiences.

The differences noted were obtained by a medically based exam involving morphometric analysis and palpation of tissues, in contrast to visual staging alone.

In fact, use of the Tanner scale, involving visual staging of breast development for puberty, detected no differences between the study populations.

Using the traditional Tanner scale of visual staging, 6 of 20 (30%) less-exposed girls for the foothills and 6 of 30 (20%) girls from the more-exposed valley towns visually exhibited Tanner stage 1 prepubertal with no budding of the nipple or fat deposits.

This profoundly visual stage adaptation offers a similarly lush stream of consciousness, one so encompassing that it almost proves overwhelming.

Standard sleep macroarchitecture based on visual stage and assessment of ultradian sleep electroencephalographic (EEG) rhythms were measured on all nights.

Lunceford insisted on long rehearsals to achieve such proficiency, as well as to polish the band's humorous and highly visual stage act.

Whether it's G. I. Joe supplying therapeutic advice in "God's Ear" or a character melting into a puddle in "Somewhere Fun," surreal actions take place with virtually no visual stage directions.

Compared to traditional views of visual stages (e.g., low-level vision, mid-level vision, high level vision; or David Marr's primal sketch, 2.5 d sketch, and 3-d model), the new path includes a central selection stage to highlight the importance of the information bottleneck in vision, since only the attentionally selected visual input information can be further processed and perceived.

In order to focus on differences in expression resulting from inter-specific variations and to buffer genotypic variations, we used two RNA bulks extracted from developing panicles at same visual stage (from early rachis elongation to early floret differentiation stages) of 10 genotypes for each species (Additional file 1: Table S1).