Sentence examples for a true period from inspiring English sources
Bob Fosse's "Sweet Charity" is a true period piece now, as the lively new production at the Gateway Playhouse in Bellport colorfully demonstrates.
The film that will be screening behind them (directed in 1970 by Jaromil Jires and starring the alarmingly sexy Jaroslava Schallerova, then 14) is a true period piece, a nudie fairy-tale head trip about a girl hitting puberty and having to deal with lecherous priests and her nubile vampire grandmother — an Aquarian stew of Freud, Murnau, Hefner and the Brothers Grimm.
In the production office here in Louisiana recently, where the film will be shooting into next month, Mr. Audouy's associates were sorting through a stack of seemingly authentic Civil War maps, just a tiny sampling of the myriad props that are turning "Vampire Hunter" into a true period epic.
20 All the data needed to calculate H-DALYs can be measured at the time in question, so these DALYs are a true period measure.
The hybrid method is a true period-measure because all the data needed to calculate H-DALYs can be measured in the time period.
Their tumour-free survival established a minimum incubation period, suggesting a true incubation period of three decades or more.
According to Demetrescu and Dobrica (2014, Appendix) the information regarding the actual periodicities would not be lost, no matter what value is adopted for the windows length or cutoffs, unless it is a multiple of the true period in data.
It can be demonstrated (Demetrescu and Dobrica 2014, Appendix) that the information regarding the actual periodicities would not be lost, no matter what value is adopted for the windows length or cutoffs, unless it is a multiple of the true period in data.
The feedback was introduced after the baseline period in order to get a true baseline period without influence from the feedback procedure.
with 8.3 Earth masses, it is a large super-Earth which was originally thought to have an orbital period of 2.8 days, though it was later found that this was an alias of its true period of 0.78 days by observations of e transiting in 2011.
Finally, Sullivan-type health expectancies use the observed prevalence of disability/health to approximate the true period conditions, a reasonable approximation provided that disability or self-rated health is stable over time or evolves regularly (Mathers and Robine 1997).
