Sentence examples for repetitive staging from inspiring English sources

Switching viewpoints midway to three teenagers who sneak in through the sewers and soon wish they hadn't, "[REC] 2" suffers mainly from underdeveloped anti-Catholic sentiment (with children featuring prominently among the infected) and repetitive staging.

She arrives on the West Coast over and over in various chapters, then is set aside as Corbett returns to the job of tracing the impact of gold mining in California and Oregon, then on into the Idaho Territory; at times the repetitive stage setting is tedious.

No one electronic music performer is like the other, but the same can't be said for their often-repetitive stage shows.

Collectively, the findings lead us to conclude that the repetitive leg movements in late stage embryos are locomotor-related and a fundamental link in the establishment of precocious locomotor skill.

This paper reports the first results obtained at Grenoble on a repetitive two-stage gas gun (TSGG) coupled to a porous cell pellet generator.

This paper studies an enhanced dual-stage repetitive controller (RC) for improved robustness and tracking of periodic reference trajectories in piezo-based nanopositioning systems.

Herein, a high-performance, dual-stage repetitive controller (dual-RC) with a feedforward hysteresis compensator is proposed for tracking periodic trajectories, such as the scanning-type motion, in nanopositioning systems.

Its stage world is distant, and stage actions repetitive and uninteresting.

However, because this overworld is so visually featureless you soon feel punished for the developer's shortcomings than your own, while formulaic dungeon design soon makes these stages seem repetitive.

This study is concerned with the changes of the floor surface topography in the early stage of repetitive wear rubbings and the relationships between slip resistance properties and operationally defined geometric characteristics of the floor surfaces.

Abrasions & Blisters: Pressure points and repetitive irritation set the stage for abrasions and blisters.