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Meanings of staging in inglés

catalán
muntatge
español
escenificación

The production of a drama on the stage.

escenificación
portugués
andaime
catalán
bastida

A system of scaffolds.

andaime
Sinónimos
Examples for "scaffolding"
Examples for "scaffolding"
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This year is scaffolding for more intense building and development in 2013.
Ebony
2
But in the forest the only scaffolding is the heart of oak.
The Whence and the Whither of Man / A Brief History of His Origi...
3
Quote: 'I know they were messing about with scaffolding this morning. Unquote.
Report for Murder
4
Today its grounds are lined with portable buildings, metal containers and scaffolding.
The Guardian
5
Advances in cellular scaffolding have made bioengineering of complex tissues a reality.
Pubmed
ruso
стейджинг
español
escenificacion

Process of selecting, designing, adapting to, or modifying the performance space for a play or film.

Related terms
escenificacion
Usage of staging in inglés
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Main outcome measures: Reported management in terms of staging, treatment and survival.
Pubmed
2
North Korea decision comes three weeks after staging its first nuclear test.
The Irish Times
3
Conclusion: BCLC staging system provided the best prognostic stratification for HCC patients.
Pubmed
4
Public service union NIPSA has been staging industrial action since before Christmas.
The Irish Times
5
He wasn't leaving without staging a small protest however, pulling the No.
News.com.au
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Its value in the staging of patients needs to be further evaluated.
Pubmed
7
Opinion - This is not the time to be staging professional sport.
Radio NZ
8
Incorporating GTVln into the N staging system may provide better prognostic information.
Pubmed
9
The President sprang to the edge of the staging and called out:
The Story of Young Abraham Lincoln
10
Existing MM staging tools were developed using data from newly diagnosed patients.
Pubmed
11
Standard WHO definitions were used for anemia, HIV staging and growth parameters.
Pubmed
12
We reviewed our esophageal experience to propose an improved nodal staging system.
Pubmed
13
Predicting the need of surgery was regarded more important than formal staging.
Pubmed
14
They know accurate staging is critical and requires wide application of mediastinoscopy.
Pubmed
15
Tennis endured teething problems when earning Olympic status before staging a recovery.
The Guardian
16
Colin Montgomerie had won the year before in Fota Island's first staging.
The Irish Times
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Translations for staging
portugués
andaime
Staging through the time
Staging across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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