Sentence examples for stage was dedicated from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's stage was dedicated to the memory of Marco Pantini, the Italian cyclist who won the Tour de France in 1998 and died in March of a heroin overdose after a long and tortured decline.

This stage was dedicated to the fallen soldiers of the first world war, with the route passing the former battlefield of Chemin des Dames, and the French president François Hollande was on hand to pay tribute to the soldiers and the riders.

The second stage is dedicated to segmentation of rock fragments in each image.

Once both processes are finished, an additional computation stage is dedicated to find matches between both segmented image results.

There is also an absence of a romantic storyline, the only passion on stage is dedicated to the State, which diminishes the importance of relying on a male protagonist.

While most ESTs coding for fatty acid biosynthesis enzymes were found in JD, the fatty acid degradation pathway is enriched in JG ESTs, which is expected considering that these stages are dedicated to oil accumulation and breakdown, respectively.

The subsequent stages are dedicated to the selection of an adequate biosurfactant introduction method either the addition of externally produced biosurfactants (ex situ methods) or possible stimulation of biosurfactant production on-site (in situ methods).

One sound stage at Leavesden was dedicated to the "Forest to Field" set, for the scene in which the Headless Horseman races out of the woods and into a field.

Converted by January 1966, one of these former factory units contained new puppet stages, while the other was dedicated to one large sound stage on which all model and effects work would be completed.

The first stage of the diagnostic activity was dedicated to the characterisation of the substrate, as for the constituent stone material and the evaluation of the overall state of conservation, and to the analysis of the deposits.

The old days, when New York's popular "Encores!" series at the City Center was dedicated to staging concert versions of old musicals worthy of a second look, are a thing of the past.