Sentence examples for screenings in which from inspiring English sources

Because PSE requires a single screening time at each round of screening, we restricted PSE to the screenings in which the time between cytology and x-ray was less than 3 weeks.

Rockhaven also gave HuffPost exclusive access to the documentary, which is named after one of many strange traditions at "The Room" screenings, in which audience members throw plastic spoons at the screen every time the background of a shot has a framed picture of a spoon-themed stock photo. .

Films including Iron Man III have experimented with "4DX" screenings, in which audiences sit on motorised seats and have water sprayed at them through nozzles.

Mr. Howard, on the phone, spoke wonderingly of Mr. Corman's penchant for inexpensive preview screenings, in which a New World picture would be slipped into a test-marketing preview for television commercials, often with a wildly inappropriate audience.

These peaks arise from the 34 National Institutes of Neurological Disorders and Strokes (NINDS) approved drug screenings, in which the same set of non-inactive compounds were tested against different targets.

Biden said those screenings, in which a health professional asks a patient questions about their exposure to intimate partner violence, have a real tangible impact.

Despite situations like the post-screening Q&A in which a stream of people say what it has all meant to them through the years, for the Muppet performers it is difficult to reconcile their experiences with the legacy of their work.

Screenings of five movies in which Central Park is featured, with appearances by celebrities associated with the films.

And the Kitchen is developing joint performance and video evenings in which screenings -and panels of arts critics and observers - will offer a framework for the live performances.

Speaking in Cannes after the first screenings of A Salesman, in which a teacher and actor tries to track down the man who has assaulted his wife, Farhadi said: "Intellectuals have been so insulted and mistreated in my country.

Intriguingly, he also discusses his ideas for a kind of feel-o-rama, in which screenings of the film would be accompanied by "six or seven tactile synchronisations" at viewers' fingertips – putty for a corpse, hair for hair.