Sentence examples for elevated approach from inspiring English sources

"Assassinio nella cattedrale," like other operas by Pizzetti, follows the in the venerable tradition of pre-Modernist Italian opera yet strives for a more elevated approach than that pursued by Puccini and his followers, with their highly charged theatricality.

Indian Chinese is a shift in style for the chef, Walter D'Rozario, who took a more elevated approach in his previous post as chef de cuisine at Junoon.

Unlike countless other producers who have made their names penning tracks that glorify the party, Jono, Tony and Paavo take an elevated approach by celebrating the intricacies of love and the world around us.

The Sound Transit Board passed a motion in May 1998 that modified the draft environmental impact statement for Central Link to add "Route C1", which included a tunnel under Beacon Hill between Interstate 5 and McClellan Street Station, as well as elevated approaches along Massachusetts Street and Rainier Avenue South at the west and east portals of the tunnel, respectively.

The altar was elliptical in shape and consisted of an elevated base approached by steps.

Given the continuous rounded nature of the stress strain curve of structural steel at elevated temperatures, this approach seems overly simplistic and improved accuracy can be obtained if strain-based approaches are employed [2].

Unfortunately, in this hybrid approach, elevated outdoor PM2.5 levels penetrate into the working environment and increase occupant cumulative exposure by 1.9 4.2 times (compared to the standard HVAC system).

Using a similar approach, elevated levels of taurine, lactate and choline were also detected in colorectal cancer tissue specimens [79].

For 47 years, Mr. Hogan, a pharmacist, has watched his customers approach the elevated work area in the back of his drugstore and knows most of their names and all their ailments.

Comparison of glycerophospholipids among non-small cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC) tissues and normal tissue samples using MS based phospholipidomic approach revealed elevated levels of phosphoinositides PI 38 3, 40 3, 38 2 in tumor tissue samples and decreased levels of sphingomyelins SM 40 1, 42 1, 36 1 compared to healthy tissue [38].

Perhaps anxiety represents an affective state, which is "characterized by more elevated arousal or heightened approach motivation" [44, p. 4], compared to depression, for example, which could explain its relationship with engaging in NSSI to communicate with and try to influence others.