Sentence examples for real-world stage from inspiring English sources

The "ravaged look" of the series, Dixon writes, "underscores the real-world stage on which the action of the space operas played".

"The Hateful Eight" is a giddy abyss of mise en scène, not only in the cinematic sense of staging (the placement of actors and action in the frame) but, even more, in the societal, real-world sense of staging — the faking of an event, an action or self-representation that's merely for show, a setup or a put-on.

Aside from enriching projects with real-world context, this stages an important public debate about the possible implications of different types of urban interventions.

He started his run by spending five days folded into an art-school locker (2 by 2 by 3 feet); in another, he was shot in the arm with a rifle, to juxtapose real-world violence with the staged violence of television; in a third, he spent three weeks in a bed in a gallery, barely moving and never speaking.

The knowledge-tree based learning core topics are designed for a 2-h class including indication/contraindication in the real-world setting, model for end stage liver disease scoring and organ allocation policy, liver transplantation for hepatic malignancy, transplantation surgery, immunosuppression strategy in practical consideration, and management of viral hepatitis.

Lucid's Air is a 1,000 HP electric dream car, which is still in the early stages of real-world testing, but which already has more than a few EV fans excited.

Since dilution tunnels can only achieve a fraction of the sample dilution that is observed in the ambient environment, reliance on these data as a basis for identifying potential biomarkers needs to be tempered by the fact that diesel exhaust undergoes two separate dilution stages under real-world conditions.

Information delivered at this stage corresponds to real-world inferences such as egomotion and independent moving objects (IMOs).

Surfaces of two reverse osmosis (RO) membranes, one from each stage of a real-world pilot-plant operated in support of full-scale design of municipal water reuse, were extensively characterized to determine dominant foulants.

During the past couple of weeks, Donald Trump has led the media in a merry dance, turning the workings of a transition team and staffing of an Administration into a television reality show, complete with elaborately staged auditions at real-world locations (Trump Tower, Trump National Golf Club), public humiliations (Chris Christie), and surprise appearances (Eva Moskowitz, Mitt Romney).

We propose a complete framework, for which each stage is evaluated using real-world videokeratoscopic images.