Sentence examples for development of acting from inspiring English sources
He describes, subtly and with suggestive insight, the development of acting away from rhetoric towards what Thomas Heywood called "personation" (individual characterisation), and how Shakespeare's art and the art of acting developed in a dialectical relationship to each other.
He talked about his childhood in the West, the development of his acting career, & also about painting & photography, which he did in between, when he couldn't get acting jobs.
A Dream of Passion, Strasberg's autobiographical account of the development of method acting, was published posthumously in 1987.
Our data should be helpful for designing the study in the development of agents acting on telomere and/or telomerase.
Drame bourgeois, however, was important to the development of French acting, leading to more natural styles of speech and gesture, as well as being an attempt at greater historical accuracy in costumes and scenery.
The development of shorter acting KOR antagonists together with more rapid designs for clinical trials may soon provide insight on whether these drugs are efficacious as would be predicted by preclinical work.
It is thus important to characterize the mechanisms involved in the control of lipid absorption in these cells, especially those modulating the synthesis and secretion of TRL, as this could lead to the development of drugs acting on the early control steps in the intestinal transfer of dietary lipids, which could be used to reduce postprandial hypertriglyceridemia.
The development of drugs acting on different levels of angiogenesis can thus be considered as a promising pathway.
Flavonoids are important defensive compounds which protect fruit against the development of pathogens, acting either as phytoanticipins or phytoalexins [ 22].
Traditionally researchers have focused their attention on the development of drugs acting only on a specific protein family.
Potentially, most of neurotransmitters and/or receptors in brain could be considered as the targets in development of centrally acting antihypertensive agents [ 2].
