Sentence examples for art situation from inspiring English sources

Table 3 shows the average PPY cost of outpatient and inpatient HIV care at AMH. Overall costs of inpatient care appeared to be higher under the non-ART condition than the ART condition, but the cost of outpatient-based services was higher under the ART situation.

Alteveer says, "If the Chicago museum shows Kerry in the context of a broader program about the global art situation, then we can show Kerry in the context of art dating 5,000 years back".

And then what if you found out there was a book of all these FUCK street art situations?

This paper sets out a new taxonomy that can be used to help understand, classify and compare the state-of-the-art situation with regard to cross-layer routing metrics for wireless mesh networks.

Right now, the art market situation offers uncomfortable similarities with the state of affairs in the spring of 1990.

In 2012, White was invited by art producers Situations and Bristol city council to create "Missorts", an audiobook app for the centre of the city.

R. described himself as "a man in his 40s, voluntarily employed in the arts," a situation made possible, he explained, by a private family income.

Instead, following his research visits to the city, the structure is being realised by the public art producers Situations, using the debris of Bristol's pungent history as a site of trade and industry: materials reclaimed from an old sugar warehouse with links to the West Indies, a chocolate factory, and a Salvation Army citadel.

Hoare is in Torquay to put the final touches to the Tale, an "immersive" site-specific celebration of Devon's English Riviera produced over three years – and a dozen visits to the region – in collaboration with Bristol-based public art organisation Situations.

Patronage, whatever name it goes by, offers some type of alternative to the current art-world situation that, let's be clear, only benefits the very top of the collector class.

The catalog does feature a short essay on the post-art-school situation of artists today, written by artist and critic David A. Greene, and it's as bracingly refreshing as a cold shower.