Sentence examples for conceptual set from inspiring English sources

Mr. Liu's conceptual set, slats on three sides that revolve to evoke a palace or a prison, brilliantly symbolizes Pu Yi's enclosed world, enhanced by Wang Lin Yu's costumes.

For "Woods" — which is directed by Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld but feels like a fully democratic team effort — there's a cast of 10 and a bit more by way of props and scenery, including a handsome conceptual set (made of outsize piano parts) from the Broadway set designer Derek McLane.

This reflective, conceptual set of songs by the curiously strong Los Angeles pop songwriter mixes his distinctive, sonically flattened production with an album-length ode to another lesser-known creator from an earlier era.

"I'm looking forward to developing more conceptual sets where design, creativity and humor meet to create a surreal atmosphere".

Van Hove's partner and set designer, Jan Versweyveld, has created similarly "conceptual" sets for van Hove productions, including his staging of Williams's "A Streetcar Named Desire," in which Blanche was in a bathtub for most of the action.

With this conceptual setting, it becomes possible to simulate the sharp front of concentrations at early times and the flat tail of low concentrations at late times observed on the experimental breakthrough curves.

The aim of this article is to define orofacial physicaltherapy as a new speciality of physicaltherapy, and also t analyze its professional role compass and to justify its inclusion into physiotherapy conceptual setting.

Based on concepts that had been regrouped into clusters by means of the statistical analyses, participants had to name – this time with group consensus – the different conceptual sets in accordance with the statements they encompassed.

Now comes the second play in a projected trilogy; and this time I felt the mythic simplicity of McCraney's story was overlaid by a conceptual production set in a shimmering pool.

The widely used conceptual model set to study flow phenomena in an oil reservoir or groundwater system has been for several decades the homogeneous cylindrical model with a fully penetrating well located at its centre.

Joyce is paraphrasing his mentor, Flaubert – "The author, like God, is everywhere present but nowhere visible in his work" – whose cult of impersonality in relationship to creation, or action, uses a conceptual framework set out in The Gita and The Upanishads, both newly available in Europe at the time.