Sentence examples for floating installation from inspiring English sources
Moreover, installing the modified PE foam helped the floating installation method to develop a thermal transfer performance comparable to that of the preceding research.
But while challenging the government could land you in a prison cell during the Communist era, Mr. Cerny's floating installation was authorized by the local nautical authority.
The floating installation, part of the Totally Thames festival that opens on Thursday, is a seven-metre-high illuminated cube constructed from hundreds of 70 x 70cm drawings, which were transferred from palm-sized sketches on Korean rice paper.
Most recently he wrote the strategic plan for the Mori Art Center in Tokyo, he said, adding that he ran his New York gallery, Deitch Projects, "like an art center, with historic exhibitions where only minor things were for sale" and helped create ambitious projects, like a recent floating installation by the street artist Swoon that he called "practically unsalable".
A floating installation device (FID) and an installation method for the SPS using this device were designed in this study.
The system consists of guide piles supporting the floating installation, a subsea truss structure cross-linking the piles, and a seabed base platform fixed to the seabed.
They are used to link subsea pipelines to floating installations, such as FPSOs (floating production/storage/off-loading unit).
Eelgrass shoot densities in undisturbed control areas and underneath and adjacent to 11 residential floats (16 50% of each float was grated) were monitored prior to float installation and annually for 3 years following installation.
Conceived as a power plant to replace a nuclear reactor in Southern California, this floating marine installation would harvest energy from Pacific waves.
The event boasts floating art installations, bungy trampolines, a Caribbean Steel Band, The Black Eagle Acrobatics team, the Grand Theatre of Lemmings Show, plenty of dance, art and activity workshops and, of course, London's only sand beach.
He directed it eight times and his most recent version was seen at the Barbican in 2015 in tandem with his production of Kafka on the Shore based on a novel by Murakami: the latter was an astonishing affair poised between reality and dream, with giant plastic cubes gliding about the stage like floating art installations.
