Sentence examples for shadowed film from inspiring English sources

This work contributes several unique solutions: (1) By manipulating post-imprint Cr etching mask transfer (e.g., inversion, transformation and multiplication) with multi-layer material stack, shadowed film deposition and consecutive imprints, large-area SiO2 master molds were built with new features from simple 1D grating molds and thermal NILs.

The morphology of thin films grown by glancing angle deposition (GLAD), a variant of PVD, where the substrate is tilted relative to the vapour flux to induce shadowed film growth, whilst permitting azimuthal rotation, depends on the deposition rate, the angle of the incident vapour and the material properties.

But these "shadow film" sequences are often as indistinct as the storytelling and do little more than interrupt the confused proceedings.

"When I began exploring how films have grappled with the Holocaust in 1979, there were merely a few dozen titles to warrant attention," Annette Insdorf writes in her encyclopedic study "Indelible Shadows: Film and the Holocaust".

An episode of "Mad Men" titled "Dark Shadows" — with a scene of Megan helping a friend prepare to audition for the soap opera of that name, five months old at the time — appearing on the same weekend that Tim Burton's "Dark Shadows" film opens?

"I prefer restraint to excess, the murmur of documentary to the script edited by tear-jerk specialists," Elie Wiesel wrote in the introduction to a new, revised edition of "Indelible Shadows: Film and the Holocaust," the Columbia University professor Annette Insdorf's valuable analysis of these films.

Annette Insdorf is the author of Indelible Shadows: Film and the Holocaust, as well as Double Lives, Second Chances: The Cinema of Krzysztof Kieslowski, which has just been reissued by Northwestern University Press.

ANNETTE INSDORFInsdorf, an associate professor at Yale and Columbia universities, is the author of "Indelible Shadows: Film and the Holocaust" and "Francois Truffaut". For this year's Academy Awards, a record number of 32 countries competed for the five slots in the best foreign-language film category.

Besides, droplets adhering on film surface shadowed the underlying film from further deposition of chromium nitride, resulting in the appearance of toroidal shaped voids along the droplets.

Dori was one of several performers in a flexible, rotating cast to portray the character of Frank N. Furter, shadowing the film above.

In the 1950s, when the threat of nuclear annihilation began to cast its shadow, films like "Them!," about man-eating ants made monstrous by atomic testing, began to emerge.