For mesh resolutions and topologies used in reach-scale studies, all models were found to be adequate predictors (<5% error in predicted flow depth) of the stage-discharge relationship at moderate overbank flows (Figs. 1 and 2).
"At the Broadhurst, there's 31 feet of depth to the stage, and it's a proscenium house instead of a thrust stage, so yes, we're going to have to make large changes to the way in which we do it.
Characters wander down into the depths of the stage, still talking and being assaulted.
The Ghost – sonorous Ewart James Walters – rises and sinks into the depths of the stage amid gallons of fog.
At a recent performance at a Long Island banquet hall, Mr. Tribuzio took his seat at his drum set in the depths of the stage.
The rigor of "Newark" is accompanied by a series of backdrops by Judd (who died in 1994) rising and falling at different depths of the stage and so redefining the space, each in a single different primary color.
The ballroom finale exploits the amazing depth of the Met stage.
No one makes better use of the size and depth of the Met stage than Mr. Miller.
"You don't need a trained ear to hear the complete lack of so many things: imaging, the width and the depth of the sound stage.
Kupfer's direction is rooted in psychological and emotional detail, though he also uses the vast depth of the Festspielhaus stage to suggest a literal resonance of the narrative into infinity.
