Despite the play's fluent dialogue, careful structure and tight pacing (you'd expect no less from a professional with Mr. Dietz's résumé) and the fine work of the designers — Ken Larson (lighting), Karen Kinsley (costumes), Martin E. Vreeland (lighting) and Jack Kennedy (sound) — "Shooting Star" fails to persuade.
So make sure that your personal statement is fluent, articulate and well structured.
There's a bit too much exposition in the first half, and the structure, while extraordinarily fluent, is old fashioned.
Wilkinson became an expert on the nuclei of the light elements, and his experience from radar, which made him fluent in the complicated "multipole" structures of electromagnetic radiation, helped him become an encyclopaedic resource on the photo-excitation and electromagnetic properties of nuclear isotopes.
For example, Broca's area is strongly implicated in speech production, and damage to this area can result in a characteristic inability ('Broca's aphasia' or 'agrammatism') to produce fluent speech, especially complex grammatical structures and grammatical morphemes.
"However, experts on the piano do learn to play the machine with the command of the entire body, authentic emotional expression, and a fluent grasp of sophisticated musical structures," they add.
This paper initially discusses the effects of several modeling strategies on the prediction of the JHC flame structure using the CFD code FLUENT 6.3.26.
All patients were aged over 18, fluent in spoken English and underwent a structured interview prior to having a diagnostic colonoscopy.
The writing should be relevant to the topic, clear in structure and logic, correct in grammar, fluent, and appropriate in expression (NACFLT 2000: 10).
Data were obtained from in-person interviews using a structured survey questionnaire conducted by female nurses fluent in Arabic and English.
The curves, ideally fluent, sometimes grind and stutter round corners, and if the structure is intended to float, to touch the ground lightly, it rather labours and heaves.
