Sentence examples for poor staging from inspiring English sources

The ballet's premiere took place on February 20 , 1877 but it was not a success owing to poor staging and choreography, and it was soon dropped from the repertoire.

This kind of static blocking, an inability to dynamically re-distribute actors within a screen space as the scene evolves, seems endemic in current Australian cinema (it's especially obvious in the work of VCA graduates: Ariel Kleiman's Partisan, Kasimir Burgess's Fell, and Justin Kurzel's Macbeth are just three other recent films hampered by poor staging).

This production was well received by the public, but was criticised by Jochen Breiholz of Opera News for poor staging, indifferent singing and a substandard performance from the orchestra.

The inherent high steam velocities, however, tend to result in high losses and poor stage efficiencies.

Here we validated the specific binding of HSYWLRS to neuroblastoma cell suspensions obtained either from cell lines, animal models, or Schwannian-stroma poor, stage IV neuroblastoma patients.

The 19-year-old continued: "We have had poor stages in games and we've had bad luck in other games.

Therefore, we label the time points in O. trifallax as follows: mixing, early, middle, late-a, late-b and DNA poor stages.

According to a microscopic survey using DAPI stain (not shown), O. trifallax conjugating cells reach the peak of the polytenation stage ∼44 hours after mixing and enter the DNA poor stage ∼55 hours after mixing, sharing a similar developmental time scale with S. lemnae (polytenation peaks at 42 hours and the DNA poor stage starts ∼52 hours; see Figure 2).

The time points used for O. trifallax cover a wider range of development stages, from 0-hour (just after mixing of mating types) to 55-hours (DNA poor stage).

Our work suggests progression to poor stage requires additional mutations that disrupt DNA repair enzymes.

In the poor stage, this disparity is negated: It is high in both PDS and complex.