The 2017 "Art of Science" exhibition includes "Bumber Moons (Experiment 7)," which is the culmination of two artistic experiments by Louisa Willis, an art and archaeology major who graduated in 2017.
The community impact vision eventually adopted by the national board was the culmination of experiments with more human service visions and strategies in different mid-size cities across the country.
Made of painted aluminum, the untitled sculpture is the culmination of experiments he began in the 1950s, with a collage called "Study for Black and White Panels," and continued in a 1966 painting called "Black Over White". The result of those facts is a piece of architecture marked by a curious combination of prominence and restraint — and by a certain sublimated ambition.
"The Shepherd's Dog" is the brilliant culmination of his experiments.
In painting, the style called High Renaissance or classic is, in a sense, the culmination of the experiments of the 15th century, for it is above all characterized by a desire to achieve harmony and balance.
Gutenberg's invention of moveable-type printing, just over a century after the Black Death arrived in England, was the culmination of many experiments undertaken during the previous century to lower labour costs.
There are no analogs to the LATOR experiment; it is unique and is a natural culmination of solar system gravity experiments.
Today, the arrival of the aristocrats — Mr. Goodman and Ms. MacCluggage are excellent — signals the culmination of the experiment.
Cardenas says that "Mas Aca," in many ways, represents the culmination of an experiment.
Rather, these bold experiments in crisis exploitation were the culmination of three decades of strict adherence to the shock doctrine".
Since their work's culmination in 1989, many experiments looking for unusual elementary particles or dim substances between the stars have proved fruitless.
