Sentence examples for staged interplay from inspiring English sources
Though there is some provocative, stylishly staged interplay between Mr. Zero and his creator, Ms. Smith Sally Murphyyou you are always aware of these people as conceptual tools.
He also shared the release's pressurized title track, which delivers driving techno staging an interplay between sonic elasticity and rigidity.
During the imidization stage, the interplay between the solvent evaporation and the imidization was the key factor that determined the enhancement of the mechanical properties and Tg.
Station graffiti These latter include a picture of a squatting naked woman above the words grosse indienne sale (big dirty Indian woman), and various intimate parts of the female and male anatomy in various stages of interplay with appropriate, or rather inappropriate commentaries.
Something about the interplay between the two characters -- who meet by happenstance on a train and spend a romantic night together in a fantasy Vienna -- just felt too staged for me to go with the conceit.
But he has no regrets over staging the controversial play, which examines the interplay between religion, politics, and sexuality in a society where homosexuals are forced into secrecy and activists receive death threats.
The Arkansas Testament and Tiepolo's Hound stage a rich interplay of cultural dialogue between equals.
In the first stage, after the interplay among magnesium target and laser beam, the high-temperature and high-pressure plasma is generated in the magnesium target and acetone interface.
He handily mimics in prose the rhythmic interplay of voice, hands and limbs that stage comedians rely upon.
The main idea of the model is to explain the waist of this hourglass (the number of "transitioning genes" w(l) having a minimum at medium developmental stages l) by an interplay between the impact of random rewiring events in the developmental gene execution network (DGEN) and stage specificity.
In Mr. Clooney's hands "The Ides of March" evolved from a tightly wound stage work about the interplay among operatives — Mr. Willimon had worked for the former Vermont governor Howard Dean and Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York — into a full-blown political thriller that is likely to surface this year at film festivals in Venice and Toronto.
