Now the show is back in a re-imagined version in which Norris and his choreographer, Javier de Frutos, often find fresh and arresting way of expressing the same conception, with certain key numbers staged completely differently.
Secondly, travellers perceive different parts of a public transport journey stages differently, such as the time spent in feeder modes, waiting and transfer times at public transport stops and in-vehicle travel time [15, 16].
Edgar rewrote the line so that the man spoke of "belonging to the country of my birth" and it became a moving moment, simply through the removal of the word "American", which had played on the stage differently from on the page.
Secondly, the four-stage DEA method also shows the role of the inputs and outputs according to the stages differently.
Rather than a single event, this progression represents a number of stages of illness, and men and women may progress through these stages differently.
It has previously been shown that matrix extracts obtained from murine mammary glands at various developmental stages, differently influence MDA-MB-231 invasion [ 63], and that both age and reproductive state of stroma, can differentially affect breast tumor development [ 64].
If the Bolshoi dances "Don Quixote" differently from other companies, this is because it stages it differently and more dynamically.
Will you stage it differently this time?
Based on the considerable number of patients in our cohort whose disease was differently staged by the sixth or the seventh editions of TNM classification, previous studies using the sixth edition for staging should reconsider the changes of the seventh edition prior to comparison with new data emerging from treatment of patients with perihilar cholangiocarcinoma.
The adult was the most susceptible stage, however, immature stages responded differently to carbon dioxide gas applied at varying concentrations and pressure levels.
