Sentence examples for fine direction from inspiring English sources
Holden excelled in the lead role, and the film boasts fine direction by George Seaton.
David Thacker's fine direction is the force that binds the whole.
It's an improbable conceit that the play's intermittently tart humor — and fine direction by David Cromer — cannot disguise (1 45).
But the play proves a zippy little vehicle for a delightful cast under the fine direction of the Keen leader, Carl Forsman.
Besides Gregory's fine direction, the production had the benefit of a cunning set by Eugene Lee and beautiful, extraordinary projections by Bill Morrison.
But I couldn't help feeling that, despite Mr. Rapp's own fine direction, "The Edge of Our Bodies" is more a slab of elegant prose being read from the stage than a dramatized work.
In two experiments, four practice sessions on a fine direction-discrimination task caused large stimulus-specific improvements in d′ but no significant stimulus-specific changes in either static or dynamic MAE duration at posttest relative to a pretest.
In one condition (' no noise', Fig. 1C), the standard deviation of dot directions is 0°, and an adaptive staircase procedure is used to estimate the finest direction discrimination possible.
The equivalent noise task yielded two thresholds: (a) the finest direction discrimination possible with no stimulus noise (' no noise' condition), and (b) the maximum level of noise that could be tolerated whilst discriminating a large signal offset of 45° (' high noise' condition).
In order to get the finer estimate for the DOA, at least two finer direction-cosines' estimates should be obtained.
The dipole-loop triad pair can present three coarse direction-cosines' estimates from the "vector-cross product" result and one finer direction-cosine's estimate from the inter-triad spacing phase.
