Sentence examples for complete reinstallation from inspiring English sources

With "Picturing America," a complete reinstallation of its permanent collection of American art, the Newark Museum is now providing its own version of the national pageant from colonial times to the postmodern present.

The Wadsworth Atheneum, below, in Hartford, which has emerged from several years of financial struggle and staff upheaval, has announced plans for a $16 million renovation project that will result in the addition of 8,000 square feet more gallery space, a 14 percent increase, and the complete reinstallation of the museum's permanent collection, Susan L. Talbott, the museum's director, said.

If you just can't get an infection to go away, your only other option may be a complete reinstallation of your operating system.

But now a complete makeover and reinstallation has brought to it a brightness not known since the days of the great Stewart Culin, the museum's early-20th-century curator of ethnology, who painted the hall in a rainbow of colors to reflect the different peoples and geographic regions it represented.

You may also want to put the installers of all your essential programs such as browser and antivirus onto a USB drive for easy access after the Windows reinstallation is complete.[3].

When your freshly reinstalled version of Windows Vista loads, the reinstallation will be complete.

In Detroit, which spent $158 million on a renovation and gallery reinstallation project completed last fall, researchers visited local mothers in their homes to determine how to attract more families to the museum.

Seeing the room as the reinstallation was being completed, with the shutters open, I got to gauge the impact when they were closed.

SPEARS--Thomas A. The Trustees and staff of The Metropolitan Museum of Art mourn the passing of friend and benefactor Thomas A. Spears, whose generous gifts included funds for the reinstallation of the Greek and Roman Galleries, which were completed in 2007.

That's what happened at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem after it completed a three-year, $100 million reorganization and building project, which also involved the reinstallation of its permanent collection.

Right now, the museum's complex floor plan is riddled by even more detours and closed galleries than usual: the reconstruction of its grand staircase on Eastern Parkway is under way (to be completed in 2004), and half of its Egyptian galleries are in the final throes of reinstallation (reopening in April).