Sentence examples for and the assemblage from inspiring English sources
And the assemblage of petroglyphs looked down upon it all.
The works in the catalog bode well for its success, with the performances of Taisha Paggett, the paintings of Jennifer Packer and Noah Davis and the assemblage pieces of Abigail DeVille and Cullen Washington Jr. especially intriguing.
In architecture, the agenda was set across the Atlantic, by Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown's embracing of Las Vegas neon, by the historicist references of Michael Graves, the vertiginous corporate lobbies of John Portman and the assemblage style of Frank Gehry's house.
The history so many of the actors share surely has much to do with the production's lived-in feeling, which is enhanced by Ms. Baker's contemporary, casual costumes — lots of jeans, leggings and boots for Yelena, a messenger bag for Astrov — and the assemblage of thrift-shop furniture scattered sparsely across the set.
In contrast, the division of labour, the specialization of narrow skills, the detailed engineering specification of how each task is to be carried out, and the assemblage of large numbers of employees in great manufacturing plants have greatly diluted the identification of employees with their productive functions and with their employers.
As a result, the SOM distinguished three fish assemblage types according to the differences of species composition, and the assemblage types were better predicted with landscape-scale features by MLP than discriminant analysis.
The authors were interested if and how the assemblage- and species-level bird indicators can describe landscape quality in South-East European agricultural mosaic landscapes.
However, the winter SSTs deviated furthest from the present SSTs in the northern OT, and the assemblage-based paleotemperature estimates gradually moved closer to the present SSTs with increasing southerly core locations.
In spring–summer, there was a clear differentiation among the assemblage of Portnakilly and the assemblages of the other two sites.
When the pixels are arranged in rows and columns, the assemblage is called a two-dimensional array.
She had seen something curious when she attached the cups in a certain manner and hung the assemblage near an overhead light.
