Sentence examples for novel stage from inspiring English sources

Richard Corliss of Time magazine said: In the tradition of Truman Capote's In Cold Blood and Tom Wolfe's The Right Stuff, [screenwriter Mark] Boal tracked down the particulars of a sensational exploit and, skipping the "non-fiction novel" stage, created an original screenplay that provides a streamlined timeline of the hunt for Bin Laden.

In the present study, traditional SSR marker assays and SLAF-seq in conjunction with BSA were utilized to fine map a novel stage green-revertible albino gene (HvSGRA) in barley mutant whs18.

The development of protocols that allows for the purification of specific stromal cell populations directly from the bone marrow will allow us to feed even more relevant information into the program and thereby increase our possibilities to identify novel stage and lineage specific cell-cell communication pathways in vivo.

(Zinoman) 'FAHRENHEIT 451' A visceral version of Ray Bradbury's 1953 novel, staged by the Godlight Theater Company.

Mr. Bassuk was the artistic director of Novel Stages in Philadelphia, which specializes in new interdisciplinary works.

(Brantley) Last Chance 'FAHRENHEIT 451' A visceral version of Ray Bradbury's 1953 novel, staged by the Godlight Theater Company.

The questions that the novel stages about action, complicity, and discomfort are evergreen, but they resonate with particular force for any American, especially a liberal American, trying to figure out her relationship to Trump and Trumpism now.

You could just as well have found yourself at the uneven "Donnie Darko," a drama set in the 80's, about a teenage paranoid schizophrenic that was like a Gabriel García Márquez novel staged by John Hughes.

These "He and She" dialogues, between Nathan and Jamie, are longer than the "actual" scenes that the novel stages between the two; and, further, Nathan tells us that after talking to Amy he went back to his hotel to write up his "recollections of my evening with Amy".

We also develop novel stage-wise designs of information-rich POC-CER trials under competitive budget constraints, by using recent advances in adaptive designs and other statistical methodologies.

This research would lead to a comprehensive working model of how BD develops in genetically at-risk individuals and refine the clinical staging model, while identifying novel stage-specific targets for intervention and prevention of illness progression.