The success of The Flash, which launched last year on America's CW network and screens on Sky in the UK, owes a lot to its ingenious action sequences: The Flash can pluck deadly missiles from the air or super-vibrate his hands to create a makeshift defibrillator – but, crucially, his CSI-trained brain moves even faster than his body.
In summary, these results provide an insight into how bacteria, through the ingenious action of Vp-PAI genes, can take advantage of an otherwise hostile host environment.
July 3, 1937 Zlín, Czechoslovakia Tom Stoppard, original name Tomas Straussler, in full Sir Tom Stoppard (born July 3, 1937, Zlín, Czechoslovakia [now in Czech Republic]) Czech-born British playwright whose work is marked by verbal brilliance, ingenious action, and structural dexterity.
Tom Stoppard, original name Tomas Straussler, in full Sir Tom Stoppard, (born July 3, 1937, Zlín, Czechoslovakia [now in Czech Republic]), Czech-born British playwright and screenwriter whose work is marked by verbal brilliance, ingenious action, and structural dexterity.
You expect your basic action blockbuster to follow a rigid, demographically driven template, but with surprising frequency, the pieces superimposed upon that template include funny dialogue, distinctive characters, ingenious action concepts, or all three.
A third group is characterized by an ingenious double mode of action principle that combines inhibition of peptidoglycan biosynthesis by binding and dislocation of lipid II with pore formation in bacterial membranes.
1978 The Belgian Michel Pollentier tried to evade drug testing with an ingenious contraption: a pump-action rubber bulb hidden in his armpit and filled with somebody else's urine.
The music makes for an ingenious fit with the dramatic action, although some will cry sacrilege at the graphic use of Beethoven's symphonies in Act I. Paul's fantasy world in Act II is set against excerpts from Mahler's symphonies.
The 1984 film is one of the newer films to be added: it won its place for "blending an ingenious, thoughtful script... and relentless, nonstop action".
There is a touch of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice in this deceptively simple one-man show from Tim Watts that uses an ingenious and beguiling blend of live action, puppetry, animation, music and film to tell a story of love, loss and quiet heroism with an engaging energy.
(There's also an ingenious jump-cut sequence in which the action leaps from foreground to background along an array of parallel alleys).
