Sentence examples for give exhibit from inspiring English sources

While the arguments below may also apply to other beverages packaged in bottles and cans (e.g., regular soda and bottled water), let's, for argument's sake, give exhibit A -- Diet Coke -- a thorough eco-examination.

Altogether about 300 patents are on display, giving exhibit attendees a visual tour through Apple's history of design and innovation.

Once inside the museum, many studies have shown that most visitors spend less than one minute at any given exhibit display (Cone and Kendall 1978; Donald 1991; Allen 2004), so museum scientists and exhibit developers are challenged to communicate science in a highly focused, engaging manner (Bell et al. 2009).

So give the exhibit the benefit of the doubt and remember how punk made itself work.

"Ladies and gentlemen of the jury," said the gorilla, "I give you exhibit A".

With this notion, we give you exhibit A: City Kid Soul.

This piece and several other war-related works give the exhibit extra weight — actual weight in the case of Lovis Corinth's "The Black Hussar," a huge, heavy 1917 portrait in oil of a fierce-looking Prussian captain.

It is this point that the souvenirs miss, and that I give the exhibits designer, Ralph Appelbaum, high marks for emphasizing.

They were employed simply because they give the exhibits an impression of added value.

It has been shown that multiple copies of a given gene exhibit coordinated bursting when integrated in tandem, but exhibit uncorrelated responses when integrated at different chromosomal positions [ 19].

The newspaper's revelation gave the exhibit a certain degree of notoriety: What was this dangerous work of art?