Sentence examples for community exhibits from inspiring English sources

THE National Steinbeck Center, at the top of Main Street in this farming community, exhibits an array of artifacts from John Steinbeck's life and works: family memorabilia, a passport from the 1960s and movie stills from "The Grapes of Wrath". Downstairs, in a climate-controlled vault, is the original manuscript of "The Pearl," his novella published in 1947.

Facilitative leadership is also useful to prevent technocratic decision making and to acknowledge that the community exhibits an improved understanding of local resources and knowledge (Chan 2013).

We only studied a snapshot of the forest community, where the Afromontane community exhibits a rather fine-scale pattern or the lack of notably spatial structure.

With respect to social interactions, the right-leaning community exhibits a higher proportion of reciprocal social and mention relationships, are more likely to rebroadcast content from a large number of sources, and are more likely to be members of high-order retweet network k-cores and k-cliques.

Compared to the number of reciprocal mentions observed in degree-preserving reshufflings of the left- and right-leaning mention networks, the right-leaning community exhibits 7.5 times as many reciprocal mention interactions than is expected by chance alone, compared to a 5.6 times as many reciprocal links in the left-leaning community.

The yoga community exhibits a curious tendency to idealize certain diets and vilify others.

Social Studies- Organize a community exhibit celebrating the written word.

Overlaying these dramatic ecosystem-level changes, the zooplankton community exhibited complex seasonal dynamics between 1994 2003 and 2007 2008.

As powerful as these images are, they are not as memorable as the guilelessly affectionate pictures taken by the Mayan women of Chiapas, who in the name of community exhibit anonymously.

Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik is to be commended for his recognition that negative attitudes toward the community exhibited by some New York City police officers have their roots in a deeply ingrained police culture.

The Labour MP Chuka Umunna, whose Streatham constituency includes parts of Brixton, told The Independent: "The attitudes towards the black community exhibited in the paper are disgusting and appalling.