Sentence examples for cast efficiently from inspiring English sources

While Turing remains enticingly unreadable, his coterie of friends and colleagues is rendered in immediately identifiable vignettes, precisely cast, efficiently played.

(The excellent cast also includes Aya Cash, C. J. Wilson, Mary McCann and Daniel London.) Mr. Pepe, who staged the crackling Broadway revival of Mr. Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow" this season, never lets the pace sag, and he and his cast efficiently milk each pause for its ominous emptiness.

Yet the cast performed it efficiently, and there were debuts in the leading roles.

Slag from other furnaces of the time contained a substantial concentration of iron, whereas Laskill is believed to have produced cast iron quite efficiently.

No country house murder or cockpit cliffhanger can get a cast of characters more efficiently assembled and down to business than a fictional book-discussion group.

There were moments when the cast moved together so efficiently and so like a well-oiled machine that one craved a spark of nonchoreographed freshness.

Gamma irradiation was used efficiently for casting poly hydroxybutarate(PHB) and phosphorylated poly (vinyl alcohol)(PVA) with different ratios.

In addition, these results taken together raise the question of what would be the role of VSGs in T. vivax (and perhaps its ancestral role) in immune system evasion, provided that such relative lower concentrations cast some doubts on how efficiently it could act as a fully protective coat as it happens in T. brucei.

In accordance with these findings, based on the quantification of quadricep muscle cross-sectional area (MRI), old muscle fibres were much smaller than young in the 'pre' state, and as compared to young, the size of old muscle fibres was not efficiently recovered, following cast removal and exercise (Fig S2A of Supporting Information).

The transport characteristics of EMTs with different channel materials can thus be conveniently casted into this model very efficiently.

And employers who take up such cast-off chores do them more efficiently and turn a pretty profit.