The story of Klinsmann's three-year tenure with the US national team is one of progress in uneven stages, with forward steps sometimes followed by several in the wrong direction.
Ms. Orlandersmith Almaandand Mr. Overshown (Eugene) enter, sit on two chairs at opposite ends of a symbolically uneven, sloping stage, and in sublime fulfillment of the essence of theater, span generations, create unseen people and ignite a bare stage with the ineffable bond, the unendurable suffering, the dizzyingly conflicted lives of loving people consumed by forces of reality.
Off-color jokes and sitcom timing catch and hold audience members' attention during this uneven Primary Stages production, but, under the direction of Mark Lamos, Cummings, a smart young actress, never quite commits to playing an uneducated and desperate homeless woman.
Thus, an uneven distribution of stage could have biased our results and may explain our finding of a lower risk of adverse birth outcomes for women treated with radiotherapy, compared with those who were not.
A two-stage uneven Doherty power amplifier is fabricated in standard CMOS technology for 2.4 GHz WLAN applications to validate the back-off efficiency enhancement and the linearization characteristics of the proposed topology.
The angel Damiel (Bernard White) aches to join the flow of life, to know the taste of an apple and the touch of a womans skin, but these streams of flowing sand, which collect in pitiful-looking, uneven piles on the stage, wordlessly and movingly express the heavy weight of times inexorable passing.
He unleashed his own accusations, saying Mr. Iksanov had promoted dancers because of their political connections, and that the theater's $760 million renovation was flawed, with the stage so uneven in spots that dancers "are all the time looking at the floor to avoid being injured".
Other aspects belonging to this stage are uneven illumination 10 and various kinds of chromatic aberrations 19.
Neatly filleted by playwright Charles Way, with a fine eye for both the comic and dramatic possibilities of the novel, it is an evening as uneven in acting and staging as the mill floor itself, but urgent and charged.
And while this made for a stunning film, the musical lacks tension and the staging is uneven, slow in act one, stronger in act 2. Oddly, the famous song "Somewhere My Love" is sung by nurses, rather than used as a musical cue whenever Zhivago muses on Lara.
