Sentence examples for display discussed from inspiring English sources
Such a wear-out function for library and archival materials would need to be able to predict the point of loss of fitness for use for general access, i.e. in a reading room or an exhibition (e.g. reading with handling, or display), discussed in the first paper in this series [11].
For six days in late November and early December, the old town hosts the popular ChocolART festival, where chocolatiers from all over Europe come to display, discuss and sell their delicious creations.
The implications of these new findings on the object's conservation treatment and display are discussed in the context of the upcoming reinstallation of the Arts of the Islamic World gallery at the Brooklyn Museum.
To avoid this problem we adopted the microbead display strategy discussed earlier, which creates a physical genotype-phenotype linkage that allows the beads to be removed from emulsions, washed, resuspended in a new assay solution, and re-emulsified.
In my view, essential regulatory components beyond VASP localization and regulation are missing here, but would certainly be required for a comprehensive view of why dorsal and ventral stress fibers display the discussed differences in vectorial actin polymerization.
Preliminary coil windings displaying high gradient homogeneity, low inductance, high efficiency and good force balancing are displayed and discussed.
Although Miller's final presentation was a model of clear exposition, with evidence scrupulously displayed and discussed, it has been set aside and virtually forgotten.
The collages should be displayed and discussed in a future class.
As the painting was widely displayed and discussed in France and Britain, it contributed significantly to the abolitionist critique of France.
With women's bodies either being gratuitously displayed, or discussed at length, is it any wonder that women have absorbed the importance of body image?
Results from the application of EMD are displayed and discussed in the same section.
