Sentence examples for installations called from inspiring English sources

Everything that companies once did using paper, from personnel records to business reports, is now processed and stored electronically in energy-hungry installations called data centers.

Loose or baled hay is stored and sometimes dried by ventilation with fresh or heated air, either under sheds or in special installations called hay towers.

The pair, from Denmark and Norway respectively, have been living and working together in Berlin since 1995, when they began a series of installations called Powerless Structures.

The French architect Jean Nouvel has contributed futuristic installations called "The Future of Work" and "Mobility," the latter incorporating a representation of a space station.

For several years now the Berlinale's Forum sidebar — established in opposition to the main event four decades ago and still home to the most adventurous films — has been supplemented with a section for experimental work and installations called Forum Expanded.

It is mostly devoid of the looming, often expensive installations called "festival art," while evincing a gratifying affinity for color, form, beauty and pleasure, and a discernible lack of interest in finger-wagging didacticism.

The piece was a two-channel video installation called "Breakin' In a New Partner".

But they are a sculptural installation called "Lariat Tapers," a 2011 work by James Garvey.

They also say the installation, called Cape Wind, might be built over ancestral burial grounds.

There's a reference to his illness in the installation called "Crawling Through the Wreckage".

The most complete realization of that attitude is a walk-in installation called "Mothers!!!" (2008).