Sentence examples for part acting from inspiring English sources

It's part acting class, part self-help sermon.

While Brewer was, at least in part, acting in the public interest to highlight the weakness in controls, Badenoch was acting purely for party political reasons.

In all groups the shell plays a subordinate acoustical part, acting as resonator only the greater the diameter of a head, the deeper its sound; and the greater its tension, the higher the pitch.

We show that any bounded, prime, non-self-adjoint linear operator with a rank-one imaginary part acting on some finite-dimensional (respectively separable infinite-dimensional Hilbert space) is unitarily equivalent to a finite (respectively semi-infinite) non-self-adjoint Jacobi matrix.

it's not that the spike propagates in one direction on the presynaptic axon, but that it propagates in both directions and doesn't reach threshold voltage at the presynaptic soma or the axon node attached to the soma (the part acting like an axon hillock) unless I stimulate the presynaptic axon on that very node.

It's a good thing I took another look at it now; it's not that the spike propagates in one direction on the presynaptic axon, but that it propagates in both directions and doesn't reach threshold voltage at the presynaptic soma or the axon node attached to the soma (the part acting like an axon hillock) unless I stimulate the presynaptic axon on that very node.

He formed his company in the nineteen-seventies, after film school and some bit-part acting in movies, including, he said, "Darling Lili," directed by Blake Edwards.

The resulting control law is composed of auxiliary and particular parts acting on two orthogonally complement subspaces of the three dimensional Euclidean space.

"His role on the beach that day was more dramatic than the scores he played in four decades of intermittent bit-part acting in Hollywood films," The Times wrote.

It's a nice part of acting; you do get to be part of gangs.

Summers will be part time, acting in an advisory role exclusive to the firm.