Sentence examples for amount of staging from inspiring English sources
The efficacy of premolar derotation was further evaluated according to the amount of tooth movement as well as the amount of staging planned in the ClinCheck®: The results show that the accuracy was significantly reduced for predicted rotations greater than 15° as well as for rotations with a planned staging > 1.5°/aligner (Tables 3 and 4).
Many of the videos involve a fair amount of staging, choreographing, and shared risk; most culminate with a scene in which a dozen or so young men dance together, whether in the laundry room of a student dormitory or underwater.
This work fills this gap by systematically studying the effects of transient fuel staging on self-excited combustion instability by varying the amount of staging fuel (staging amplitude), timescale in which the fuel is added (transient duration), and whether staging fuel is added or subtracted (transient direction).
"The Ethiopian Government is going to great lengths to try to justify its year-long abuse of Andy Tsege," Maya Foa, director of Reprieve's death penalty team told me, "but no amount of staged propaganda can mask the appalling reality of Andy's incommunicado detention, torture, and death sentence for the so-called 'crime' of holding democratic ideals".
These females lay significantly less than their wild-type counterparts, and thus obtaining sufficient amounts of staged chromatin was a challenge.
His eyes display the hardness of a tyrant, something no amount of stage management could hide.
It needs to claim that amount of stage time for Afghanistan in an American theater".
But an inordinate amount of stage time is spent in the company of uninteresting, pretentious climbers before the fall.
Yet no amount of stage fright could spoil his talent for prose at once poetic and excitingly rough.
Because it was dome-shaped, however, it occupied a large amount of stage space and tended to distort optical projections.
Games attach some motivation to human activities, along with a certain amount of stage setting: the elegant pieces of a chess set, tennis whites.
