Sentence examples for installation count from inspiring English sources

Residential solar made up 87percentt of the total installation count, but with a median size of around 25 square meters, only 34percentt of the total solar cell surface area.

In the meantime, he has begun a pre-emptive strike against all those who might question if his installations count as art.

"When I drive down the strip outside a military installation and count 20 fast-cash lenders in less than four miles, that's not a convenience, that's a problem," she said in a news release at the time.

Nearby, along a long stretch of wall, is a 2009 installation, "The Count of the Days," by Mexican artist Daniel Guzman, consisting of everyday household items, a few pre-Columbian designs, and a series of images that one might find in any contemporary newspaper here: mutilated bodies, beauty queens, a soccer star.

Avoid the film installations (I counted – yawn – four).

It is considering whether states that are under federal mandates to reduce smog could count installation of the Autograph system as a step in that direction, as they already count factors like inspection and maintenance programs, or adoption of California-style emissions rules.

'The Wolman Pebble Count' installation displays Reds Wolman's personal items among stones contributed by his admirers.

The installation of the counting equipment can take place in a deep cellar, in an old mine, in a tunnel used for traffic, in a natural cave, in a cave formerly used for storage, or in a cave, which is constructed especially for the counting equipment.

It is apparent from the experience gained to date in the operation of this type of fish- counting installation that one unit is capable of coping with the possible maximum rate of fish movement likely to occur in the majority of salmon rivers in Ireland but more than one unit may be required for the rivers in which there is a larger run and especially should this occur over a short period of time.

Three of them are part of an installation titled "The Long Count".

Because home installations are usually counted in thousands of watts and installations on warehouses and other big commercial roofs are counted in hundreds of thousands or even millions of watts, the 20 percent price difference can add up to a lot of money.