Sentence examples for weak staging from inspiring English sources

That the performance as a whole fell short of tragic can be blamed as much on Mr. McKenzie's weak staging in the final act as on Ms. Part and Mr. Stearns.

Although she possessed a weak stage voice at this point in her career, her stunning stage presence and beauty were impossible to ignore, and in 1935 she was signed to a contract by movie mogul Alexander Korda.

The ceramization of active fillers and preceramic polymer compensated the bonding strength with rising temperature, thus eliminating the weak stage from 400 °C to 600 °C.

The social structure would have been similar to that of contemporary chimpanzees and bonobos, where cooperation among the relatively weak (or those in weak stages of life) is beneficial to them, but strategic calculation is infeasible.

In order to distinguish dead nodes from disconnected nodes, we use battery-low signal; whenever a node's battery goes into weak stage, it broadcasts a 'low battery' message to all neighbors.

Acquiring the Danish grandmaster Pieter Heine Nielsen as a coach will certainly help Carlsen to impove his opening play, perhaps the weakest stage of his game.

A decidedly better and more enjoyable film than "White Christmas," it is rather surprising to find that Holiday Inn--offered as the Roundabout's big fall musical--makes a decidedly weaker stage attraction.

The proportion of 20%% of PLHIV unaware of their HIV infection could represent the weakest stage of the Belgian HIV care continuum.

The undiagnosed HIV-infected population, although not precisely estimated, but probably close to 20%% based on available survey and surveillance results, could be the weakest stage of the continuum of HIV care.

He had attempted to rally public support this week against the government's bill — calling it too weak — by staging a hunger strike.

The vasa signal is relatively weak in stage-I oocytes and become most abundant in oocytes at stages II and III (Figure 6A D).