Sentence examples for stage releases from inspiring English sources

"The object of the conspiracy was to hack into the computers of U.S. persons and entities involved in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, steal documents from those computers, and stage releases of the stolen documents to interfere with the 2016 U.S. presidential election," the indictment says.

Fourth, results from supplementation or captive breeding programs that raise juveniles to the smolt stage in salmonids (e.g., steelhead) might not be applicable to programs that involve adult or very early life-history stage releases, such as recently initiated Canadian live-gene banking programs for Atlantic salmon (see below).

From the moment a couple of Italian-speaking stagehands open a dusty old trunk on a dark, decrepit proscenium stage, releasing clouds of magically twinkling lights, this production revels in the transformative power of theater.

£20, Ole Henriksen,  johnlewis.com 1. Stage Release Eye Moisturiser This new formula is high in plant extracts, including ginseng and golden root, that have been primed so they work for eight hours.

This two stage release has been recently documented for the release of curcumin co-encapsulated with silica microspheres in chitosan scaffolds (Ahmed et al. 2012) although the mechanism of burst has not been elaborated upon.

All factors influenced early stage release where high shear, high binder, small drug PS granules showed least release and the low shear, low binder and large drug PS granules showed greatest release.

Recordings from the tour made up the live album Stage, released the same year.

We got a big crew together and basically paraded from my house to the stage, releasing LED lit balloons that you could see from all over town.

More sustained and multiple stage release profiles could thus be also obtained.

At this stage, released pollen appears turgescent, moist and sticky and is packed around the stigma.

At this stage, release of mature pollen is produced by breakdown of the anther cells at the stomium, a specialized structure situated at the side of the anthers.