In this period Jewish performers like Jolson, Sophie Tucker and George Jessel dominated the minstrel stage, succeeding a wave of Irish-American performers.
The choice to assemble the actors on the risers, shifting the audience onto what is normally the stage, succeeds only in sabotaging the sightlines.
The proposed model for the internal moisture transfer simulates initial constant drying rate period (stage I) as a funicular liquid water transport stage, succeeding by falling drying rate period (stage II) as a vapor diffusion transport phenomena.
Oxygen staging succeeds in controlling NO emission in a comparatively low level at high overall oxygen concentration condition.
This stage was succeeded by a second phase in which a fluvial system formed as a result of ice-margin retreat farther to the SE (postglacial stage).
Ms. Damrau's bright, chirpy, Barbie Doll-ish Olympia — which cleverly keeps the audience guessing if it is she or a puppet on stage — was succeeded by singing of ultra-expressivity as the fragile Antonia, who is doomed by a fatal urge to sing.
The elongation stage is succeeded by a dynamic process of secondary wall deposition, in which a matrix of galactose-rich polymer in the nascent wall is gradually and centripetally replaced by highly crystalline cellulose [ 6].
Based on the morphology of an intra-basin seismic horizon, Itoh et al. (1998) argued that development of the active depression was divided into an incipient tensional stage and succeeding transtensional/transpressional stages related to enhanced dextral slips on the MTL.
The trochophore stage is often succeeded by a veliger stage in which the prototroch, the "equatorial" band of cilia nearest the apical tuft, develops into the velum ("veil"), a pair of cilia-bearing lobes with which the larva swims.
McCullough's paring down of her novel for stage partly succeeds, with a zippy first act establishing the key players in this tale of parched emotional lives in the inhospitable Outback.
