Sentence examples for term stage from inspiring English sources

It may be one of the most harrowing sequences in contemporary cinema, giving a whole new dimension to the term "stage fright".

Short note on terminology and notations: term "order" refers in this article to the order of polynomial(s) in z-domain transfer functions, while term "stage" refers to individual QΣΔM block in a multistage converter where multiple QΣΔM blocks are interconnected.

Kline was fascinated with the film's "study of the celebrity madness of our culture" and that Florence Aadland took the term "stage mother" to a whole new level.

The term "stage" is defined here as a measure of progress through larval development.

At stable hyperglycemia stage, fewer networks are activated compared to middle term stage.

The term stage was also included as a random effect to account for variation due to stage of lactation (the terms capture and stage were uncorrelated).

The transtheoretical model (TTM) is known by the term, "stages of change".

5 At the assessment and long term stages, this complexity is most apparent and challenging for conducting a rigorous and comprehensive evaluation of a surgical intervention.

Response evaluation was performed after two to four cycles ("mid term" staging) and after completion of therapy, i.e. after 6 cycles as scheduled in the protocol or prior termination in case of progressive disease (PD) or intolerable toxicity.

If there is a past dancer the Miami company reminds me of in matters of style, it is Ms. McBride, Mr. Villella's long-term stage partner.

He said he wasn't aware of the "political chunderings" that media insisted were going on within the party but said ministers should "save their breath" at this mid-term stage.