Shoes are displayed separately because they would be damaged by a mannequin's weight.
This fan painting was once backed by a calligraphic inscription, now displayed separately.
Boxplots with jittered data points for moral judgments given by participants in the fMRI study, displayed separately for each order.
"It would be like having an election ballot where the name or logo of one candidate is displayed separately, prominently up in the corner of the ballot," Mr. Lie said.
The museum is a shrine to him (and to her), but also a begrudging bow to Kahlo, whose works are displayed separately from Rivera's, in the curatorial equivalent of a guest bedroom, as if the two were just good friends.
Codex, in Leonardo's own hand, consists of seventy-two sheets, ingeniously displayed separately, so that one can see both sides of the manuscript, written backward in brown ink in Renaissance Italian.
Mr. Reed made the vow as part of a campaign by the N.A.A.C.P. to remove Confederate flags that were displayed separately or as part of the design of state flags atop statehouses in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and South Carolina.
We plotted the average H, SDBOLD and GConn maps, along with pairwise scatterplots of median voxel values computed across subjects, displayed separately for run-1 and run-2 (young subjects only), and for young and old subjects (averaging across runs).
Although the body and chassis will be united for the Quail show, Mr. Farrer said they would probably be displayed separately at the Mullin, along with that wooden body buck.
In Berlin they are displayed separately in the Alte Nationalgalerie, in a room that "normally houses works from the era of German Romanticism, works infused with patriotism after the victory over Napoleon in 1815," according to the exhibition text.
The total 4,900 panels can either be laid all together to form a mega-painting with an area of 69 square metres, or, as will happen in the Serpentine show, displayed separately as 49 original works whose colour composition can be altered at will.
