Sentence examples for in vis from inspiring English sources

Produced in VIS 415, Advanced Graphic Design.

They're in a weak economic position... that's not a good place to be in vis a vis trade negotiations.

Class will regularly co-convene with students in VIS 404 Painting II, which will also focus on the figure.

In the fall, students enroll in VIS 416 Exhibition Issues and Methods, are assigned a primary adviser, and select a secondary adviser from the Program in Visual Arts faculty.

One of several themes explored during the visit by students in VIS 326 "Pathological Color" with James Welling, was the artistic lineage from Ben Shahn (1898-1969) to Andy Warhol (1928-1987) to Sister Corita Kent (1918-1986).

Students from VIS 262 ("How to Make a Film," taught by Keith Sanborn) and VIS 263 ("Documentary Filmmaking," taught by Su Friedrich) show their videos from 3 30 to 5 30 p.m., followed at 7 30 p.m. by student videos created in VIS 438 ("Narrative Film: Working from the Script," taught by Su Friedrich).

What position might this put companies in vis-à-vis other jurisdictions in which they do business?

"You can say he didn't put much money in vis-à-vis how much he made at Global Crossing, but what other C.E.O. has put any money into a company that collapsed?" said Norman Brownstein, a lawyer close to Mr. Winnick who served briefly on Global's board.

Vivendi's device, called Vizzavi (as in vis-a-vis), is just one of many being developed in hopes that people will very soon be able to connect to the Internet from wherever they are, without phone lines, to download music, video games, short films, television-like programs and even, some think, feature films.

The plasmonic band of Cu2−xS nanowires shifts to a shorter wavelength with the increase in x, as observed in vis-NIR spectra, which is attributed to the increase in density of copper vacancies.

Thus, the results indicate that it is possible to detect chemical elements, such K+ and Mg2 + in VIS-NIR-SWIR, looking forward on to assist soil analysis and all inherent approaches.