Sentence examples similar to heavy installations from inspiring English sources

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Though mechanical drying, powered by electricity or fuel, help in producing quality products in mass scale, they are seldom adopted by small-scale entrepreneurs and farmers of most developing countries, due to heavy installation costs involved and large operating cost because of it being energy intensive process [12].

- a lightweight installation, through which text is projected onto a wall in a public space - a webpage on which rolling text continuously scrolls across the screen - a heavy installation in which the text is screened through an electronic LED panel - an internet RSS flow visible through any internet RSS reader (netvibes, etc…) (yet to be realized).

"The Murder of Crows" has been beautifully realized in the armory's enormous darkened Drill Hall, which has been used effectively for other sound-heavy installations (Ryoji Ikeda's "Transfinite," from the spring of 2011, being a prime example).

Si Jae Byun makes a playful stop-action video involving a shoe adrift on a sea of tulle and then surrounds it with a pointless tulle-heavy installation.

Rheo: 5 Horizons (2010), a stunning, glitch-heavy installation, included imagery from the Zwin Nature Reserve in Belgium's North Sea.

Painting, carpentry and heavy prop installations are done in the sub-basement.

The forest, which concealed a network of railway tracks and heavy artillery installations, was cleared for the train of the allied forces commander, Marshal Foch, and a train for the German deputation.

These electro-mechanical platforms are available for lightweight, indoor, small-camera applications as well as for large, outdoor, heavy camera/lens installations.

We obtained digital maps of power lines with a resolution of 1 25,000, from the Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current Installations.

Today's theory-heavy video installations are often modern equivalents of pompous and moralising Victorian paintings.