The phrase "acts flow" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the smooth progression or sequence of actions, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The acts flow seamlessly from one to the next, creating a captivating performance."
Alternatives: "actions progress" or "activities unfold".
Following the Met's practice, Mr. Gergiev conducted the original version of the opera, in which the three acts flow together without break.
There's always something to distract you as the stage is set and acts flow seamlessly into one another.
There is no need to wait for staging needs or applause after each dance (although there was some of that in Disney on Thursday), and Dudamel, a once episodic conductor, now made each of the two 45-minute acts flow as a whole more successfully than I have heard before.
This three-act opera of roughly 90 minutes (played here, as is common, with only brief breaks between acts) flowed with uncommon urgency, a miracle of compact dramatic storytelling and exploration of the unconscious.
Hess's victims are all women, and before drinking their blood he takes them to bed, one act flowing into the other.
Taken together, these experiments show that GJC acts during flow stages, suggesting a role on flow itself or on steps downstream.
But, as some lawyers noted yesterday, it is also true that in the buildup to a major trial like the one facing Mr. Massino, it is fairly standard for allegations of heinous acts to flow.
Presented in five Acts, it flows along seamlessly and provides a splendid introduction.
An optional intermediate PDMS film acted as flow regulator and enabled selective product removal.
The regional flooding surfaces are composed of fine-grained sediments deposited by lacustrine facies associations and the sequence boundaries act as flow barriers due to mechanically infiltrated clays.
The electrons produced when light hits a photovoltaic material could facilitate chemical reactions, and the capital costs of one machine would likely be lower than the cost of two (see "A Greener 'Artificial Leaf,'" "Sun Catalytix Seeks Second Act with Flow Battery," and "Artificial Photosynthesis Effort Takes Root").
