Sentence examples for acting phenomenon from inspiring English sources

By 1986, when they were acting as husband and wife in "The Petition," the drama critic Frank Rich was writing in The Times of "their legendary theatrical relationship," and of a Cronyn-Tandy moment as "an acting phenomenon now unique in the Broadway theater and possibly never to come its way again".

In order for the evolution of compensation to facilitate the loss of these genes, DC cannot be a purely locally acting phenomenon (i.e., cis changes to the promoter of a particular gene).

By working under high viscosity conditions, the time scale of the different acting phenomena has been enlarged to such an extent that even the fastest dispersion events could be extensively studied and quantified.

The results obtained were linked to the acting phenomena at certain cutting speeds and were accompanied with FEM-supported investigations of the milling process, enabling the determination of the cutting temperatures and stresses.

Therefore, any investigation undertaken on parchment marked with iron gall inks is nevertheless expected to involve counter-acting phenomena which complicate analytical observations.

Growing up has meant becoming acclimated; acting beyond the phenomenon, or even blind to it.

Physical phenomena acting on the particles such as flow transport, adhesion, detachment and re-entrainment were considered.

The grating extending into the epoxy on each side of the crack is subject to a strain function as a result of all micro-mechanical phenomena acting along the fiber.

This paper, the first of a set of two consecutive papers published in this volume, provides such a modelling methods reconciliation in the case of transport phenomena acting in transversely isotropic multi-phased materials.

The Yogācārin however replies that the "subliminal impressions" (vāsanās) from the foundational consciousness (ālayavijñāna) are the causes of the mental representations, and given that these impressions are only internal phenomena acting as the intentional objects, the contact between the senses and the external objects is therefore rejected even conventionally.

Further studies are obviously needed to understand the importance of the various putative phenomena acting on diplomonad genomes.