Sentence examples for connected installations from inspiring English sources
Like "Notepad," the show's eight site-specific, loosely connected installations (or, as Ms. Sze calls them, "Random Walk Drawings") start on the wall and end up on the floor.
Her influence is especially palpable in a series of connected installations that make the most of Japan Society's dark, airless galleries, transforming them into hypnotically introspective environments.
Yayoi Kusama is not in the show, but her influence is especially palpable in a series of connected installations that make the most of Japan Society's dark, airless galleries, transforming them into hypnotically introspective environments.
Because single-use equipment is often operated manually, human error in unpacking, connecting, installation, and operation of biologics manufacturing processes may affect the stable supply and/or quality of the biologics.
Forecasting of effective solar irradiation has developed a huge interest in recent decades, mainly due to its various applications in grid connect photovoltaic installations.
One experimental idea they're entertaining is connecting multiple installations through telecasting real sense cameras.
Highly connected clusters of installations are colour-coded based on Louvain modularity.
He concluded that the rocket had likely been fired from the north, "where 6-8km awayouou'll find a number of military installations, connected by a 2km road to the 155th Brigade missile base".
With the growing number and capacity of photovoltaic (PV) installations connected to distribution networks, power quality issues related to voltage regulation are becoming relevant problems for power distribution companies and for PV owners.
BICSI Resource Library contains white papers on connecting hardware, installation, field te4sting, interference ans the ISO/IEC 11081 international premise wiring specification.
To determine the optimal sites for the grid-connected installations of photovoltaic, the fuzzified maps were overlaid by fuzzy gamma operator.
