Sentence examples for vigorous production from inspiring English sources
Yet the dialogue is continuously salty, and Hamish Pirie's vigorous production features four finely tuned, effortless-seeming performances.
(Zinoman) 'Hit the Wall' Ike Holter's impassioned evocation of the Stonewall Riots, and Eric Hoff's vigorous production, are strongest when stylized interpretation eclipses conventional realism.
To Kent, the best intelligence-gathering was the work "of devoted specialists molded into a vigorous production unit," who prized the arts of data accumulation and nonideological analysis.
(Brantley) 'Hit the Wall' Ike Holter's impassioned evocation of the Stonewall Riots and Eric Hoff's vigorous production are strongest when stylized interpretation eclipses conventional realism.
So Mr. Holter's impassioned evocation of the sparks that ignited the gay rights movement, and Eric Hoff's vigorous production, are strongest when stylized interpretation eclipses conventional realism.
Judging from the French films that make their way here to theatrical distribution, I'd say that the French cinema, despite its quantitatively vigorous production, is not in a phase of great artistic flowering.
And the vigorous, absorbing production of "The Old Man and the Sea, " adapted by Eric Ting and Craig Siebels, is smart enough to use it in large doses.
Here, we found that the dopamine activator amphetamine induced vigorous USV production at a lower dose (0.5 mg/kg) in wild-type males, but did not induce USVs in either female or M5 KO mice.
Arthritic KO T cells spontaneously secreted IFN-γ but not IL-17 and IL-6, and responded to restimulation with less-vigorous cytokine production in comparison to WT cells.
On the other hand, vigorous CO2 gas production and precipitation of MnO2 was visually observed during flushing with deionized water that contained 5 mM KMnO4.
The division that was induced ex vivo in CD8 T cells by IKDCs was not accompanied by vigorous IFN-γ production, in contrast to T cells stimulated with cDCs under identical conditions.
