Sentence examples for staged representation from inspiring English sources

The Continuous representation allows the achievement of capability levels for the chosen process, while the Staged representation allows the organization to achieve evolutionary maturity levels.

The scenes in Part 2 with Justice Shallow in his Gloucestershire orchard are the closest that Shakespeare ever came to a stage representation of the rural England of his own early life in Stratford-upon-Avon.

The success of these revivals is a reminder that such works were written for the stage and, it is often argued, can be given full expression only by stage representation.

A discrete reaction model of sooting combustion is proposed on the grounds of multi-stage representation of oxidation chemistry.

The atmospheric forcing is divided into storm and interstorm periods, and both evaporation and infiltration phenomena are described with the well-known three stages representation: one at potential (energy- or rainfall-limited) rate, one at a rate set by the soil water content and one at a zero rate if the water content reaches one of its range limits, namely saturation or residual values.

Poking fun at the inane words we use to insult women, photographer Anna Friemoth staged literal representations of the terms and phrases in her aptly named series "Words for Women".

The case continued to attract public interest decades after his death, with fictional and stage representations.

Off-stage representations of the 'real' person or human being behind the role, were generally avoided as stage artists were considered persons of loose morals and any risk of a portraitist becoming openly associated with this crowd, could estrange the upper-crust London patrons, far more conservative than their libertine Parisian counterparts.

During the sensory processing stage, representations of perceptual features or semantic information are activated.

It was a complete tour-de-force, staged with a representation of the wall of Down House overlooking its garden.

Empirically, we can ask in what respects the courtroom functions differently from the laboratory or the scientific journal as a theater for staging scientific representations.