Sentence examples for fluid staging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hytner's impressively fluid staging places the cast in evocative period costumes (by Bob Crowley) against the backdrops of spare, modern-looking sets (also by Mr. Crowley).

But it is a clear-headed, psychologically insightful and fluid staging.

Not only is it ambitious, but it pulls off its attempt to fuse large-scale ensemble playing, all-hands-on-deck music and fluid staging with aplomb.

This fluid staging becomes a metaphor for an existence in endless transit: the frozen figures on rolling platforms are in limbo.

Tom Ferriter has directed a fluid staging, although at 2 hours and 40 minutes, there are repetitions and padding, and probably one character could be excised without losing any of the intrigue and menace in Ms. Culebro's tale.

The production has Christopher Barreca's handsome, brooding set; gorgeous lighting, by Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer David Pleasantt's sensational bongo playing; Graciela Daniele's fluid staging; and, most important, the extraordinary voice of McDonald, who is a force of nature.

This production, with sets and costumes by Robert Innes Hopkins and puppetry by Blind Summit Theater, is a triumph of simplicity and fluid stage maneuvers.

This is accomplished by displacing the main fluid stage more than 3 4 ft away from the wellbore, and by diluting the portion of the main fluid stage that is not displaced.

The purpose of the over-flush (Stage 6) is to eliminate damage in the near-wellbore area caused by the precipitation potential of the spent acid of the main fluid stage (Fig. 6).

In addition, a good linear relationship was found between the temperature of maximum evolution of volatile matter derived from the DTG curve and the characteristic temperatures indicating the beginning, end and maximum value of the fluid stage of coal.

Maximum fluidity of coal determined by the standardized Gieseler plastometry test was found to correlate well with the amount of volatile matter evolved up to 500 °C and with that evolved in the plastic or fluid stage (between 375 and 500 °C and 400 and 500 °C).