Sentence examples for simple settings from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bierbichler's exquisitely understated performance enhanced the steely determination in Eisler's deceptively simple settings.

"It's two characters, simple settings and, at 90 minutes without intermission, the right length.

This enduringly inspired British theater company places classic works in severe, simple settings, the better to focus on linguistic glitter and emotional incandescence.

Simple settings in Mac OS X allow anyone to tune into a computer, and then watch everything that the person sat at it does.

Philip IV took solace in art, above all that of his court painter Diego Velázquez, now free to add the immensely sympathetic depiction of working people in simple settings to his duties of royal portraiture.

Fortunately there are some simple settings and apps to protect your smartphone so that if it is lost or stolen, it will be harder to peek into your life.

For now, it can be used only in certified laboratories, but Dr. Lester M. Crawford, the acting commissioner of food and drugs, "strongly urged" the company yesterday to apply for a waiver that would let the test be used in simpler settings, like neighborhood clinics.

The browser comes not only with speed improvements but also a simpler settings interface (see video) and an extension of Chrome's sandboxing tech to the integrated Flash Player.

However, before we have obtained a solid understanding of the principles that govern the dynamics of oncolytic viruses in simpler settings, it is unlikely that modeling can contribute much to understanding the more complicated in vivo scenario.

In this paper, we have analyzed different models of translation including their use to model regulatory phenomena, both in the simplest settings and with additional complexities incorporated.

Of various assay settings, the simplest settings (35 focus molecules and 10 networks) were employed to analyze molecular gene networks in order to facilitate and summarize the connections among the larger number of differentially expressed genes (Table 4 and Figures 3, 4, 5, 6, 7).