Sentence examples for scene arrangement from inspiring English sources

The scene arrangement is such that the motion and activities are not centered in the middle of the field and the content captured by each camera is different.

The large garden occupying the left half of the painting and the diagonally positioned building are considered to be a bold scene arrangement.

At the Living Room -- where she will perform again on Oct. 16 and 30 -- she played acoustic guitar with the band, which included the tenor saxophonist Bill McHenry and the guitarist Ben Monder, both significant within New York's jazz scene; the arrangements were tight and careful, and there was practically no soloing.

There is incidental music in the Ritz scene, and an arrangement of "I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby" during the opening and closing credits by musical director Roy Webb.

Gabriel's music helped certain scenes find their footing; in other cases, we would recut Gabriel's music to fit a new arrangement of scenes.

Imagine you are looking at scene \(S\): an arrangement of some fruits (see the left-hand part of figure 4).

It is also important to consider in interpreting studies such as this, where the sample and test scenes differ in the arrangement of their contents, that patients' lack of a hippocampal scene model could impair performance independently of working memory demands.

It takes a few scenes to grasp the arrangement, because, perhaps in a reflection of the way families seem self-evident to themselves, no real explanation is given.