Sentence examples for a stage in between from inspiring English sources

The audience, arranged in two rows with a stage in between, received instructions.

Some times atheism is a stage in between different religions.

A stage in-between what Steinle calls "exploratory experimentation" and robust theory, I argue that analogy encouraged research to substantiate why the likenesses should outweigh the differences (or vice versa) when evaluating results and designing experiments.

Heads up, I think people skipped a stage in-between.

The English word journeyman still describes a stage in training between apprentice and master and is used as such by some British companies, but their journeymen are not required to travel any more.

A stage in equilibrium between social conflicts, decay and multi-prized artistic work (ZIF 1965; Della Valle 1967; Airaldi 1981; De Cecco 2001; Sinatti 2008; Craighero 2010; CTRL 2015; Gervasoni 2016).

H. heidelbergensis represents a stage in human evolution between African H. erectus (referred to by some paleoanthropologists as H. ergaster) and later species of the genus Homo, including Neanderthals (H. neanderthalensis) as well as modern humans (H. sapiens).

Pera has a spacious bar area up front, an open kitchen positioned like a stage in the back and, in between, a long, tall orange-tinged dining room filled with a good-looking polyglot crowd.

Perhaps those performances were flukes, or perhaps they were a stage in the developing chemistry between Mr. Chailly and his players.

The exchange grid is thus more than just a stage in a sequence of regridding between component grids.

Increasing the level of automation and adding intelligence to existing systems to make them smarter require a large amount of work on extracting knowledge from human intelligence, and thus, a smart campus might be a prolonged stage in between.