Sentence examples for dramatic organization from inspiring English sources

The dramatic organization of a movie is essentially mathematical; the stylistic tone is essentially poetic.

The music, narrative, and dramatic organization of the shadow play was kept largely intact, and many of the actors' movements mimicked the stiff actions of the puppets, though new dance sections were added.

There's nothing in the director Danny Boyle's visual conception or dramatic organization of the film that distinguishes itself from Sorkin's text — as, for instance, there is, profoundly, in David Fincher's filming of Sorkin's script for "The Social Network".

The fundamental skill that the rookie is told to work on is "building a match" — giving a sense of dramatic organization to the fight — and the movie's principal subject is the psychological resonance, for wrestlers and for viewers, of the artful sport's dramaturgy.

In order to migrate, T cells undergo a dramatic re-organization of membrane domains and the cytoskeleton to acquire a polarized morphology with an actin-rich lamellipodium at the front and a uropod at the rear [4] [6].

Using a bivalent crosslinker attached to a specific site in a target peptide, Kamadurai et al. revealed that the transfer of ubiquitin from the E3 enzyme to the target protein coincides with a dramatic re-organization of the HECT domain, with the C-lobe swinging through an angle of ∼130° to place the catalytic centre next to the target lysine.

What's more dramatic are the organization's reasons for releasing the report.

In actuality, mlt1 and mlt2 were found to have dramatic effects on organization of eyespot components.

In our organization, dramatic decline in MRSA bacteremias and systemic infections was clearly linked to the introduction of universal screening and decolonization.

This memory process must be able to withstand dissociation of transcription factors and RNA polymerase II from many (but not all) sites throughout the genome [ 32– 35] and a dramatic spatial re-organization and condensation of chromosomes during mitosis.

During tumour progression, cancer cells undergo dramatic changes in cytoskeletal organization to adopt invasive phenotype and eventually metastasize to other organs.