Choreographing the multipart, time-shifting plots into fewer episodes was not as much of a challenge as the lack of commercials, the creators said.
The Sixth Symphony begins with an extended, multipart theme, a kind of solemn oration.
'The man killed his family.' And I said, 'But he might be innocent.' And she said, 'No, he killed his family.' " Mr. Morris, who often writes for the opinion pages of The New York Times, then proposed a multipart serial on the case.
Inside, where tires hung overhead, as in a mechanic's garage, DiPaola led me to the refrigerator, which was covered with Polaroids of suspected undercover cops who'd been known to hang around biking events, as well as yellowing Times clips from a multipart series on domestic spying.
After being asked so many times, Frazier should have a multipart answer by now.
In Wisconsin, he had directed a 50-voice choir, and he taught his four children to sing multipart hymns and folk songs to pass the time on long car rides.
New Line, which is owned by Time-Warner, was rewarded with a multipart, near book-length series of gushing reports that Mr. Knowles filed on his site and that were linked to dozens of other movie and Tolkien sites.
The result is a "somber, American Gothic-type story" that read together with the earlier work "gives off a sense of passing time, of that particular pleasure of a multipart novel," D. T. Max said here in 2000.
In order to discern the multipart action mediated by P2X7, and to identify the effective time window of therapeutic intervention targeting the receptor, in the present work we have pharmacologically inhibited P2X7 in SOD1-G93A mice at different stages of the disease.
Multipart Talk story about parties writer attended one Tuesday.
