Sentence examples for more flexible stage from inspiring English sources

But the play's the thing and Shaffer's study of the mediocre Salieri's attempt to destroy his detested rival, Mozart, not only sits well on the new, more flexible stage but seems part of the author's obsessive fascination with the relationship of man and God.

We found that more than half (73%) of studies did not use a two-step approach (i.e. analyzing each study separately and as identically as possible and pooling via standard meta analytic methods) but instead used the more flexible one-stage method.

In contrast, Epari et al. recently hypothesized that a more flexible fixation during early stages of fracture healing might result in greater callus formation and that a more rigid fixation at a later stage might promote mineralization of callus, resulting in comparable or maybe faster healing time.

Over longer periods however, behaviour is more flexible and depending on life stage (i.e. tested before/after maturation or as adults) of the tested individual.

Such an arrangement is economical of space between the electron gun and the object stage and is more flexible, because the reduction in size of the image of the source (and hence the final size of illuminated area on the specimen) may be varied widely by controlling the first lens.

If this integration is made at the design stage, products that are more flexible, efficient and reliable can be produced.

During this Golden Age in Spain, the theatre assumed a form more flexible than that of the Italian or French stages.

Stromal therapy was proposed to be more flexible and applicable to a wider range of disease stages, as its target is dynamic (Liotta and Kohn, 2001).

"In every generation, this theatre has put a revolution on the stage – and every time the circumstances were more flexible afterwards than they were before".

She is justly famous for her extraordinary physicality (longer, leaner and more flexible than seems credible), her steely technique and her dramatic stage power.

Especially in the first stage of the training phase (n < 5000), the performance obtained using a more flexible dispatching rule is worse.