Sentence examples for computerized stage from inspiring English sources
He also faced embarrassing teething problems with a new computerized stage that forced cancellation of one entire opera production and resulted in several breakdowns during early performances.
Mr. Curry has undergone unspecified amputations as part of his recovery from the accident, in which his right foot was caught in a computerized stage lift and then pinned when a trap door closed on it.
The legal filing in Manhattan Supreme Court on Monday seeks to halt any effort by the producers to alter or destroy a computerized stage lift until his experts can examine, photograph, and test the equipment to prepare for a possible civil complaint, which the performer is now considering, according to one of his lawyers, Elias N. Fillas.
Finally, the band takes the computerized stage, Rundgren in a black-and-white cubist shirt and welding goggles, Prairie Prince and Jesse Gress in psychedelic jumpsuits and big headphones.
Hippocampal and cortical areas were subsequently traced using a computerized stage and stereo investigator software (Image J; Wayne Rasband, NIH, USA).
About the radiological aspect: pleural effusion (42%), abdominal echography: vesicular lithiasis (60%), dilated principal biliary duct (13%), abdominal computerized tomography: stage E (49%).
One-dimensional mapping was performed over a 150 μm line across the adhesive-dentine interface at 1 μm intervals using a computerized XYZ stage.
When nanometer scale X-ray microscopy is combined with a rotational stage, computerized tomography (CT) datasets can be collected.
However, the usefulness of preoperative computerized tomography in staging lymph nodes has not been rigorously investigated.
The bone scans and pelvic computerized tomography for staging were performed if the patient's pretreatment PSA was ≥10 or Gleason score was ≥8.
During routine staging computerized tomographic (CT) scans, the size of the body, medial and lateral limbs of the adrenal glands were measured and compared with those of a normal group of patients studied previously.
