Sentence examples for creating a staging from inspiring English sources

The term 'aggressive periodontitis' was removed, creating a staging and grading system for periodontitis that is based primarily upon attachment and bone loss and classifies the disease into four stages based on severity (I, II, III or IV) and three grades based on disease susceptibility (A, B or C).

The new ops team wanted to change this process by creating a staging environment that would be a necessary stopping point before any code touched production.

Various clubs and spaces in the neighborhood opened their doors to residents of the tower on Wednesday, making space for people who had lost their homes, creating a staging ground for donations and handing out food.

The often-proposed approach was followed, i.e. by creating a staging platform and then troughing around the fragment.

We are creating a stage to sell a house.

We are creating a staged set of prototypes to develop, to go from the spark of an idea to a vetted, feasible concept.

A red mat had been laid out, creating a stage, and three musicians — playing drum, cymbals, and hand-pumped harmonium — sat cross-legged on it.

But Rick Davis, who directed both pieces, did an impressive job creating a stage full of distinct, clearly drawn characters — something rarely seen in this sometimes-complicated little piece.

A red mat had been laid out, creating a stage, and three musicians playing drum, cymbals, and hand-pumped harmonium sat cross-legged on it.

A more structured approach, often used by IT suppliers in the mid to late stages of a purchase, involves creating a staged plan of required supplier and customer actions.

The director also appears in front of the camera; not only is he creating a stage for his protagonists, he is also coming to terms with his own fragmented memories of imprisonment in Moskobiya thirty years previously.