Sentence examples for display of research from inspiring English sources
Together, in an extraordinary display of research and connoisseurship, they identified the individual hands and workshops behind hundreds of Greek vases, transforming the understanding of ancient Greek art.
Therefore appropriate community consultation could include dissemination and display of research information, such as brochures and posters, within existing support and information-sharing groups of parents of critically ill or injured children.
An information brochure is also available and an Open Day, when poster displays of available research projects are provided and potential research supervisors and BSc degree staff are available to answer questions, takes place in November.
From termite-chewed branches that resemble flowers to a rock that looks like a vulture egg (the first item Manop ever collected, when he was three years old), the museum functions as both a monument to nature and a display of years of research – a balance of mysticism and science.
Your arguments displayed a lack of research.
Some research fields (like science and mathematics) tend to display a greater improvement of research productivity than others (social sciences) do.
"I'd say that Facebook is in a unique position with the ad market right now in that it is very far ahead of any other major ad platform in mobile display advertising," said Clark Fredricksen of research firm eMarketer.
The paired comparisons method appears to be a promising method in the field of display research.
"With this collection, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts will become one of the principal centers for the study, display, and research of Japanese art in this country," said Kaywin Feldman, the director and president.
The Luce Study Center, a combination of display and research, has "masterpieces and a living, organic quality to it," says Jan Ramirez, director of the society's museum division.
As Lycett acknowledges, "Wilkie Collins has never been easy to pigeonhole", and there remains something slippery and elusive about him despite the level of research on display.
