Sentence examples for stages configuration from inspiring English sources

The wastewater treatment plant consists of a screen/grit channel, primary sedimentation, thickeners for raw sludge, thickeners for waste activated sludge, and bioreactors incorporating the three stages, configuration, final clarification, and maturation ponds.

Mr. Freeman added that more tickets are often released after the initial sale date once the stage configuration is known.

Other halls have a center stage configuration, namely the acclaimed new Walt Disney Concert Hall, home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and auditoriums in Berlin and Cologne.

And when a production requires going from a thrust-stage configuration to a proscenium setup, the added front section of seating will be raked, allowing for better visibility.

As in recent summers the stage configuration at Avery Fisher is altered, with the platform thrust into the hall and audience seating behind and to the sides of the ensemble.

Correction: July 31 , 2005 Sunday A classical music report on the Week Ahead page last Sunday about the Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center referred incorrectly to the New York Philharmonic's adoption of the thrust-stage configuration being used by the festival orchestra.

This short series of small gigs is a reminder that La Roux, whose current on-stage configuration is Jackson and four backing musicians, are still with us and watchably oddball.

It is as if the Champions League is sacrosanct, even in its ludicrous current double-group-stage configuration, and domestic leagues and global tournaments must somehow find a way to work round it.

The "Third Idea," of which Sakharov said he was one of the originators, was a modern two-stage configuration using radiation compression, analogous to the successful design of the American physicists Teller and Stanislaw Ulam.

Mr. Norrington chose an unusual stage configuration for that work; the pianist, Jeremy Denk, played with his back to the audience, and Mr. Norrington (who conducted without score or baton throughout the evening) stood behind the pianist, facing the auditorium.

Stagehands changed the stage configuration by automatically dropping a platform containing the first six rows of seats, sliding them under a cavity beneath the fixed stage and raising a platform that fit flush with the curvaceous lip of the fixed stage.