Sentence examples for collected objects of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cardillo's use of his virtuoso prints, rather than the found and collected objects of Fluxus, takes this in a different direction — and, of course, connects with the local environment and Uruguay's insect world.

"We collect objects of everyday life, not just artifacts of the rich and powerful," said Ms. Ramirez.

Members of the culture staff who collect objects of art must annually submit a list of their acquisitions to the associate managing editor for news administration.

In an attempt to counter his arguments, his fellow pupils collect objects of special personal significance, creating a sacrificial heap of meaning.

He is aided by his brother, a demolition worker in the French town of Lille, and by a network of "pickers" that he maintains worldwide to collect objects of disparate provenance to outfit their spaces: twin doors from a post office, great lamps from a Calais asylum.

There are other children's war stories that also come alive here through collected objects – a portrait of Michael Morpugo's War Horse, and a life-size model of Robert Westall's Machine Gunners' secret fortress – but Hepzibah's green and white kitchen stands out for its palpable domesticity, the obvious civilian among military things.

Although some easily recognizable artefacts were found (Figure 1), most of collected objects were in a fragmentary state.

The object replacement phase for the location of each of the six collected objects started with a 3 s period in which an object was presented on a gray background (cue phase).

Then, all objects of the requested object type are requested within the search window, the given descriptor is verified with the descriptors of the collected objects, and finally that object in the search window is selected which matches the descriptor [7].

"We think of it as collecting objects for a museum," Mr. Voorsanger said.

The site is overseen by Indianapolis designer Austin Radcliffe, of whom The New York Times said he: "Seems less intent on collecting objects than on collecting images of collections".