If a stage is lined with bottles, for example, and the play is about a person quitting alcohol, a director can trade off the friction between the physical backdrop and the dramatic objective.
But to focus on the 40-year gap is to ignore what lies behind China's space programme, and the Chinese governments' determination to achieve a series of dramatic space objectives that will confirm the country's status as a new superpower.
The New Yorker, February 13 , 1943P. 9 A friend of ours heard a fine piece of objective dramatic criticism of the play "The Eve of St. Mark".
"Plato's Forms give a dramatic picture of what objective values would have to be.
Objective: Morphologic studies suggest dramatic, asymmetric uterine growth during pregnancy that is caused by muscle cell hypertrophy.
But the simple fact is that the overriding challenge we face is winning back the Presidency in 2012 and we will not accomplish that objective unless there is dramatic change in the way the RNC does business.
Possible resolution improvements by the objective lens are not dramatic and should not be overrated.
"Rich" and "poor" were not, in Brown's view, objective categories; rather, they were dramatic roles borrowed from the Psalms and the Prophets.
He said that he loved 19th-century novels, in particular those by Balzac, George Eliot and Wilkie Collins, and his objective was to write a dramatic equivalent, a richly textured narrative.
This paper examines dystechnia as a driver of technology entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship seeks to shift the established means of economic creation and control; technology can enable dramatic efficiencies of scale and scope to facilitate entrepreneurial objectives.
