Sentence examples for complement of stage from inspiring English sources

From 1915 to 1918 Reinhardt directed the Volksbühne, and in 1919 he opened his own theatre, the Grosses Schauspielhaus, which had an open stage and the full complement of stage machinery.

Danielle de Niese, who will be performing in the Metropolitan Opera production of Mozart's "Le Nozze di Figaro" this week, epitomizes a new generation of opera stars who have the full complement of stage skills to go with their exceptional vocal gifts.

"But we had a full complement on stage.

In other animals, a full complement of follicular stages and corpora lutea from multiple cycles was present, in association with an active uterine endometrium, suggesting coordinated reproductive hormonal stimulation.

The Ares I was selected by the team because analysis had shown that its complement of a solid first stage, with a liquid H2/O2 cryogenic second stage offered the best potential balance among cost, risk and performance.

These studies increasingly suggest that standard metrics of sleep architecture and fragmentation/arousal can be complemented by assessing the distribution of stage durations and transition probabilities, in hopes of providing better correlations with disease states and clinical symptoms.

Because the proposed site is located more than 3 miles from shore -- the line where state law generally ends and federal jurisdiction begins -- Cape Wind, like many offshore projects, also triggered the full complement of oversight, because construction staging, shore-bound electric cables and other aspects of the endeavor must also adhere to state guidelines.

All colonies were queenright and had a complement of brood at various stages of development.

Two mutants were identified, eartha and julie, that only regenerated about 10% of the normal complement of melanocytes, affecting late stages of melanocyte differentiation in the regeneration process, and proliferation of melanoblasts during early melanocyte regeneration respectively.

The identification of biomarkers to complement pathological stage for a more accurate prognosis and help clinicians decide on treatment is still an open problem for patients with lung cancer.

(With the full complement of an opera chorus swamping the stage, "sometimes I couldn't even tell which character Bess was," he recalled).