There was also disdain among Delta Force soldiers, a number of senior officers told me, for what they saw as the staged nature of the other assault, on the airfield, which had produced such exciting television footage.
So the players performed their afternoon of community service, the cameras recorded almost every nail struck, and if there was any cynicism regarding the staged nature of it all, Doug Stephens asked that it not be expressed around him.
A week or so ago, the Telegraph's Benedict Brogan remarked upon the deeply staged nature of the coalition government's arguments, which involve endless transparent pantomimes of "blue on yellow violence" and vice versa.
Neither approach is ideal as, due to their two-stage nature, they fail to properly track uncertainty from one stage to the next.
Given that all analyses on our population-based study accounted for the multi-stage nature of NHANES, these results are nationally representative, and thus, we can extrapolate them in order to obtain an estimate of the actual prevalence of the disease in the country, which is of 5.4 per 1000 residents (95% CI 3.4 8.5/1000).
To make use of the staged nature of the mast structure, we enumerate the elements as A, B, and C at each stage, with prefixes to indicate the stage number starting from the bottom.
Reacting to criticisms that his ideas made chance the direct cause of people's actions, Compton clarified the two-stage nature of his idea in an Atlantic Monthly article in 1955.
In the early 2000s, a new film genre started to emerge in response to the overly staged nature of most Hollywood movies: "mumblecore".
A similar approach was used by Asselbergs et al. [11] who argue that given the exploratory and early-stage nature of their work, they were more concerned with false negatives (type II errors) than false positives (type I errors).
