Sentence examples for exhibition measuring from inspiring English sources

Strabo's words will greet visitors to a new exhibition, "Measuring and Mapping Space: Geographic Knowledge in Greco-Roman Antiquity," which opens Friday at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, at 15 East 84th Street in Manhattan.

The monument, erected for a horticultural exhibition, measures 90 metres from nose to tail- which is around the same height as the Statue of Liberty.

Consists of oversize color digital exhibition prints measuring 36 x 27.5 inches.

To contribute to filling this research gap, we designed and conducted a pretest posttest crossover field experiment with 101 participants at a mathematics exhibition to measure the effect of AR on acquiring and retaining mathematical knowledge in an informal learning environment.

While a short video in the exhibition shows her measuring a Malaysian sitter's head with calipers, the show emphasizes her differences with scholars like the British anthropologist Sir Arthur Keith, a leading exponent of the idea of racial typologies (and the model for Hoffman's bust exemplifying the craggy Scot).

Exhibition curator Michelle Peralta measures materials from the University Archives for the exhibition.

The Washington show, the benchmark against which other Vermeer exhibitions are still measured, attracted 327,551 visitors.

The popularity of exhibitions can be measured by ticket sales; auction sales can tell you what individual artworks are worth.

Measuring 250 feet in diameter, its translucent acrylic shell housed an exhibition that included overscale works by artists like James Rosenquist and Andy Warhol.

Although the new galleries increase the museum's total exhibition space by 33percenttheyhey measure only 7,600 square feet, roughly one and a half times the size of a big Chelsea gallery.

In one spot, children could make their own gliders out of paper and straws, but the museum added footlong wooden blocks from its nearby "Bricks & Sticks" permanent exhibition so that children could measure how far their gliders flew.