Sentence examples for collaborative exhibit from inspiring English sources

Ray-Von and Patrick called upon the work of New York-artist Jesse Hlebo to team up with Mexican City artist Joaquín Segura to create a collaborative exhibit.

James Franco wanted to make a movie about the making of Rebel without a Cause but wound up with a collaborative MOCA exhibit instead.

When Chicago artist Robin Monique Rios heard about the vinyl resurgence last year, her mind raced with a wave of nostalgia and a big idea for her next collaborative art exhibit.

Pedestrians share the same environment and they generally compete for the space resource; nonetheless, they can also exhibit collaborative patterns of interactions, for instance respecting (written or non-written) shared rules like giving way to passengers getting off a train before getting on board, or even respecting cultural dependant rules (e.g. gallantry).

MET and EGFR pathways were found to exhibit collaborative signalling with receptor cross-activation, which had different patterns between wild type (A549) and L858R/T790M-EGFR (H1975).

The two New York-based artists, who recently began exhibiting collaborative work under the name Jules Marquis, share a Greenpoint studio but regularly shuttle to southeast Virginia, where they've created a nonprofit art space on a corner of the Turner family farm.

Other altered genes such as pth1a and collaborative cathepsin family exhibited disrupted bone development, which was consistent with the body curvature phenotype.

Curran et al. [ 20] examined the nature of the interactions and collaborative learning characteristics exhibited in Internet-based CME that included asynchronous, text-based computer discussion.

This is Hamilton's 1957 An Exhibit, a collaborative labyrinth of a work that is an invitation to play.

They are both competitive (who can eat the hottest peppers) and collaborative (the companies that exhibit had a palpable sense of camaraderie and mutual respect).

Our findings suggest that constraints determined by the health and long-term care systems may considerably hinder good collaboration, even within dementia networks or working environments exhibiting good collaborative practice.