Sentence examples for installation notes from inspiring English sources
We include a subset of the Cygwin tools for Windows, see the Cygwin installation notes.
The sound of Holiday's melismatic wail carries into a second installation, "Notes on the Margin of the 'Black Book,' " a mural-like display of Robert Mapplethorpe's eroticized photographs of black men from the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Beyond the objects shown in the gallery space, the artist also presented her sensibility on the museum's space itself, that were reflected in the site-specific installation "Notes from a Cannon", using the Clock Tower's sounds to engage the public about the impositions of others over one's territory and culture.
The user manual covers installation notes, a generic use case and a specific example, in addition to an overview of the graphical user interface and details about network sorting, flow rule configurations, pathway flow calculation and flow visualization.
For this I will utilize our Informatics for Integrating Biology & the Bedside (I2B2) installation (note that this is not on our entire dataset for INPC), a de-identified count-based system, to demonstrate on real patient data how this shakes out.
A search of the Purchase College campus for the 17 installations noted on the map (set among 18 outdoor works from the permanent collection), reveals artistic potential everywhere.
It was very exciting to go into a whole new area, and we have done that many times with video art, photography, and installation art," notes Hinds.
The multisensory installation transformed notes on a keyboard into visual data that travels along the angles of the all-new Prius.
But it's important to do your homework before installation, he noted.
Recipient of many awards including the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale (2007), the Prince Claus Award (2007), the Hugo Boss Prize (2008), the Herb Alpert Award (2011), the Rome Prize (2015), and a Bellagio Center Creative Arts Fellowship, her most recent site-specific installations include "Notes for a Cannon" (Ireland) and Via Crucis (Milan).
