Sentence examples for document exhibited from inspiring English sources

The document exhibited the same official disregard for structural inequalities, the same stress on the divisiveness of multiculturalism, the same fondness for such abstract concepts as equal citizenship, and the same dislike for such self-appointed community representatives as the MCB, the government's new baddie.

Some of the associations we document exhibit this pattern, but we also found some invasive plant distributions that extended beyond our expectations, suggesting a broader distribution than anticipated.

Therefore, LDA is a mixture model, i.e., the mixture components are shared across all documents but each document exhibits different mixture proportions [4].

In Connecticut, where insurance has long been a principal industry, the documents exhibit a painful reminder of the past, especially in a Northern state that is proud of its abolitionist ancestors like John Brown.

The visitor center will house food and rest facilities and an exhibit space for interactive educational stations, art and document exhibits, and a permanent display of statues and art.

Hendeles, who is the daughter of two Jewish survivors of Auschwitz and has called her own work a "post-Holocaust document," first exhibited the project (beyond her own foundation, in Toronto), in 2003, at the Haus der Kunst, in Munich, an extant monument of the Third Reich, built by order of the Führer.

In total, 240 pieces of art, furniture, objects and documents are exhibited, including Napoleon's bath tub, his camp bed, uniform and famous hat, the bicorne.

He described it as a "very honest, straightforward document that exhibits the fiscal discipline, fiscal integrity, that we've been talking about".

The goal is to document and exhibit news-related information, objects and ideas - to have a living, dynamic record of the country's journalists, news producers, and newsmakers.

Because this definition depends on a previous Department of Education's Guidance document, it exhibits the University's own history of following the DOE's interpretation of Title IX, and when read carefully, it also demonstrates that the University's own understanding of Title IX places its recent actions in direct violation of federal law.

His most famous picture, Work (1852 63), which can be seen as a Victorian social document, was first exhibited at a retrospective exhibition held in London (1865), for which he wrote the catalog.