Sentence examples for with synopses from inspiring English sources
Almost 2,000 works of significance are treated separately at the end of the appropriate composer entries (in many cases with synopses) and indexed at the back of the book.
The program did not include a libretto; instead a freestanding sheet listed aria titles, with synopses, but these were not widely distributed and were difficult to find at the intermission (itself unnecessary in an 80-minute single-act work).
Most ambitiously, it is organizing a long-term project of locating and digitizing primary documents in seven Latin American countries and the United States and posting the scanned material on a database and Web site, with synopses and annotations in three languages.
Books are generally assessed only internally, for what "works" and what does not "work," with synopsis usurping analysis, politely against the background of the author's literary or personal history, and almost never for the sake of a larger concept, a transcending idea, to which the review, if not the book, should owe its life.
Further, Gordon et al. (2015) found that both test questions and responses guided subsequent changes in reading time associated with synopsis details.
The authors are more concerned with plot synopses and box office than with analyzing how the franchise endured five incarnations of actors and nearly two dozen feature films.
This is a loss for opera lovers who value having the libretto in its original language along with translations, synopses and background information.
In Section 3, a bag-of-words description of TV programs is presented to automatically link programs with their synopses.
If federal agencies adopted predictive ecological niche models, detailed maps of hydrologic units at risk, combined with brief synopses of the biology of the "new" species, could be distributed quickly to regional or state managers.
Primiparity was associated with LBW in both cohorts studied, in accordance with a synopsis based on scientific evidence about LBW [ 7].
Another unpopular change, even with open submissions, was requiring playwrights to send synopses with sample pages initially instead of entire plays, as they had under Mr. Richards.
