Sentence examples for relationship of stage from inspiring English sources
Can the relationship of Frankenstein and the Creature tell us anything about the symbiotic relationship of stage and audience?
In response to directorial demand, a number of theatres were built in Scandinavia in which the size and relationship of stage and auditorium can be adjusted by mechanical means.
However, other reports show little relationship of stage NREM1 proportions with fragmentation [12], [13].
"For years straight people have been taking for granted the notion of watching a relationship on stage that's easily accessible to them," he said.
The relationships of staging and grading with laboratory data were verified with one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA).
His later work as director of the Moscow Realistic Theatre was innovative in the manner in which he planned the shape and relationship of both stage and audience for each individual production.
Tailoring was based on the utilisation of individual responses to the PHM variables, previously validated for use in Australia [ 23], and their relationship to stage of readiness to screen in a manner directly comparable to Myers et al. [ 22].
We modeled the relationship of CKD stages (categorical variable) with HRQOL and calculated adjusted medians using parameters estimates obtained with Quantile Regression.
Whether the observed differential relationships of disease stage and the psychological adjustment in certain types of cancer are stable across the entire cancer trajectory awaits further empirical investigation.
Consequently, we examined relationships of disease stage, age, gender, and their interactions on anxiety and depressive symptoms after diagnosis in a large cohort of cancer patients of four common types of cancers, namely gastrointestinal (GI), lung, breast, and prostate cancer.
Stacey Anderson of Spin magazine explained the lyrical meaning behind the song, saying, California King Bed' is a wrenching ballad about the waking death of a relationship, the stage of limbo before the final crash; it's so well-delivered, in fact, that it's hard to hear".
