Sentence examples for installations and its from inspiring English sources
Checkpoints dotting Sinai's rocky wastelands prevented the Bedouin from reaching their area's main cash-cows: the peninsula's tourist resorts, its oil installations and its giant cement factory.
It's filled with interesting trinkets – antique typewriters, Chesterfield sofas and bespoke metalwork art installations – and its barman and gin connoisseur, Tony, has created a cocktail list with an innovative twist.
One Israeli goal, the Pentagon official said, was to practice flight tactics, aerial refueling and all other details of a possible strike against Iran's nuclear installations and its long-range conventional missiles.
Explosion risk analysis (ERA) is known as one of the dedicated safety studies for offshore installations and its purpose is to evaluate the explosion design accidental loads (DALs) on offshore topside structures and facilities.
These requirements cover the main aspects of this type of installations and its lighting chapter was developed based on the most used technology at that time: fluorescent tubes and CFLs.
There is, he admits, always a risk of his art not working, as it relies on a particular chemistry of the installation and its location.
This UMRR was designed for in-vehicle and traffic monitoring installations and it communicates with its surroundings over the CAN-bus protocol [8].
Yet since its installation last year, some have taken umbrage at the installation and its proximity to the square's church.
Said Raggio of the installation and its impact on high-end viewers: "There's a giant element of 'jack-them-around' while they're looking at it".
The multi-media installation and its associated programs run through Sept. 21, accompanied by "Long Island Harvest," a group show of farm-related works by local artists.
Vitrines that reverently display yellowed manuscripts covered with minuscule handwriting and doodles do not, generally, make for an exciting show, but Cristina Black, who designed the installation, and its curator, Bruno Svindborg, have created a dynamic, eerie spatial narrative that reminded me (sort of) of "Sleep No More".
