Sentence examples for the stage devoted from inspiring English sources

However, it is common that such stage does not have the same sampling time than the stage devoted to measurements in steady state such as power factor, harmonic content or RMS values.

New this year is The Larch, a stage devoted to emerging folk and acoustic acts by day, which transforms into a late-night swing dance hall; and the blissful-sounding spa, with its red cedar wood hot tubs and saunas.

Day one saw the festival's only stage devoted directly to CDJ pushers, featuring a full-on Anjunadeep takeover of the LowBrau stage, an area owing its name to the local sausage eatery owned by TBD's founders.

For the second year running, she curated a stage devoted to dubstep, with the seismic sub-bass attracting thousands of revellers.

There's a plethora of intriguing electronic artists – from the revered BBC Radiophonic Workshop to YBA-turned-musician Dinos Chapman – and an entire stage devoted to reggae and its multifarious sub-genres.

After retiring from the stage, she devoted herself to teaching and to staging works by Dolin, which he had bequeathed to her in his will (he died in 1983), namely his Pas de Quatre and Variations for Four and his production of Giselle.

Let's look at this year's line up; Yes, there are three stages devoted to 'dance'-type music but the main Pyramid stage is whiter than a snowman in a Real Madrid kit.

Today, psy-trance is a fringe culture that not many people will cop to; you definitely won't find stages devoted to it at major festivals like EDC or Tomorrowland.

Having retired from the stage, she devotes some time to masterclasses.

At the ripe old age of 28, he is retiring from the stage to devote himself to choreography.

The likelihood is that after one or two more fights he will depart the stage and devote himself to such trivia as a $5bn export business between America and Asia that he promises to supervise.