Sentence examples for scene signals from inspiring English sources

The dialogue in that first scene signals both the conventional and unexpected intentions of "The Temperamentals".

This opening scene signals the insight with which the author draws her characters throughout this busy, ingenious story.

The risk is all on us". Rich says SunEdison's venture onto the Australian scene signals confidence in its potential despite all the political uncertainty and the muscular posturing of old-school energy.

ABC was afraid this scene signaled that Lynch was about to depart for his nutty private world of dwarfs and ladies in radiators and extraterrestrial freaks.

NEXT WEEK: Scary piano music and a bathroom cry scene signal Kristina's cancer may or may not be back.

A bomb dog sent to the scene signaled to authorities that it was an explosive device, Cochran said.

In his biography of Tchaikovsky, Anthony Holden recalls the dearth of Russian classical music before Tchaikovsky's birth, then places the composer's achievements into historical perspective: "Twenty years after Tchaikovsky's death, in 1913, Igor Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring erupted onto the musical scene, signalling Russia's arrival into 20th-century music.

Thus, on this 'classical' view, the saliency map represents the physical (bottom-up) distinctiveness of objects in the visual scene; signaling supra-dimensional feature contrast rather than absolute feature values at a given location relative to its surround [9].

The ominous vivacity of music from Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" rumbling between scenes signals the play's unsettling quality.

An efficient scheme for identifying semantic entities within data sets such as multimedia documents, scenes, signals, and so forth, is proposed in this work.

All three scenes signal a new way of talking — indeed, joking — about race in America today: it is officially O.K. to be boldly irreverent about not just the sacrosanct but also the catastrophic.